every founder, student, and operator still loses hours to the same form. YC. grants. visas. scholarships. partner portals. the questions are slightly different each time. your story is not. Bucket is the agent that already has that story, from your Claude threads, ChatGPT chats, resume, and connected apps, and writes each field in your voice instead of pasting the same paragraph everywhere.
bucket treats each form as a fresh writing problem. it retrieves the right parts of your memory, reads the program's wording and constraints, then drafts an answer for that field. the browser worker wakes up only after a clear instruction such as “fill this” or “apply to this url,” and every submission waits for your review
how it works
memory
Import past Claude and ChatGPT threads, a resume, and whatever else you already wrote about yourself. Connect Gmail, GitHub, Slack, LinkedIn. Bucket chunks and embeds this into living memory, not another profile quiz. founder bios, metrics, education, and the sentences you already shipped once all become recallable later.
the form
Before writing, it reads the form the way a good editor would: tone, specificity, length, and the bar for a strong answer on that program. a YC application and a student visa packet do ask for a different answer, even when both ask who you are.
drafting
Each field is answered from retrieved memory: onboarding, resume, imported chats, connected apps, and anything you teach it in product. answers are rewritten for that question. if memory is thin, the review screen flags confidence so you know where to push.
intent gate
casual questions stay in chat. clear apply language opens a browser job with its own id, credentials, and audit trail. the gate keeps a conversation from quietly becoming a live application
review
every field is editable. credentials for live portal fill are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and only decrypted server-side for a job you start. drafts and review work now. the Playwright worker for live portal fill with a vaulted login is the next control-plane split: same memory, separate browser runtime. you inspect the completed fields and make the final submission
who it is for
founders filing accelerator apps, grants, and investor intros. students on scholarships, fellowships, visa packets. operators on procurement and partner forms. the high-stakes paperwork people skip because rewriting their life for the twelfth time is how good opportunities die.
usage follows the model and browser work: $1 is 1,000 credits and every account starts with 5,000. after 90 days of inactivity we purge personal memory, credentials, chats, and applications so stale secrets do not linger. your city, though. that one might already be downstairs.