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Get to know Fillr: Autofill as a Service

Fillr was a technology company founded in 2015, specializing in 'autofill as a service'. Its core product was a software development kit (SDK) that mobile app developers could integrate to provide their users with highly accurate and fast form-filling capabilities for checkout, registration, and other data-entry processes. The company's mission was to solve the 'fat finger' problem on mobile devices, thereby increasing conversion rates and improving user experience for e-commerce and other app-based businesses. In May 2020, Fillr was acquired by the global technology company Rakuten to integrate its advanced autofill technology into Rakuten's suite of products.

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Fillr: Autofill as a Service

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