My Papers

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You've typed your passport number enough times. My Papers fills it in for you.

Open the extension, add your documents once, and hit Autofill on a travel form. Your name, passport number, nationality, date of birth, expiry date — filled across the page.

NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

Local mode keeps everything on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere. No sign-up, no cloud, no strings.

For anyone managing documents for more than just themselves — a family, a group trip, a school travel program — a free My Papers account lets you store and organize everyone's documents in one place, keep them synced across devices, and get notified before anyone's passport or visa expires.

BUILT FOR TRAVEL FORMS

Passport numbers, expiry dates, document numbers — nobody has these memorized, and there's no reason you should. But travel booking sites, visa applications, online check-in, and immigration forms ask for them constantly.

My Papers keeps your document details at hand so you're not stopping mid-booking to dig out your passport, or scrambling to find everyone's details during online check-in. It recognizes the fields these forms use and fills them in correctly — including the date pickers and country dropdowns that trip up most autofill tools.

It won't work perfectly on every site, but it handles the travel forms most people actually encounter.

PART OF THE PAPERS SUITE

My Papers is built by The Papers Company alongside Passepartout, an AI travel advisor.

Planning a trip — especially for a group — means figuring out whether each traveler's documents are sufficient for the journey. Who needs a visa? Does anyone's passport expire too close to the travel date? Does the transit country have separate entry requirements? Passepartout answers these questions directly, based on each person's actual documents stored in My Papers. No searching through government websites, no guesswork about whether a policy applies to your specific situation.

Both tools draw from the same document wallet. You add everyone's details once. Passepartout uses them when you're planning. My Papers uses them when you're filling in the applications.

PRIVACY

Local mode: your data is stored on your device and never leaves your browser.

Cloud mode: your documents are stored in your My Papers account. They're only fetched when you explicitly trigger autofill — not on every page you visit. We don't read page content, collect browsing data, or sell your information.

Because travel and immigration forms appear across many different websites, the extension needs access to all URLs — but it only does anything when you click Autofill.

Privacy Policy: https://thepapers.co/privacy