Your proposal, typed into the form for you
Open a conference's application, click the Worth the Pitch icon, and every answer from your draft lands in the right box. You read it over and press Submit yourself.
How it works
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Draft in your dashboard
Worth the Pitch writes a proposal matched to the call: title, abstract, objectives, bio, and every question the form asks.
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Open the real form
Sign in to the conference's portal, such as Whova, Sessionize, Cvent, Google Forms, or HubSpot, and open the application.
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Click once to fill
The extension finds your draft for that call, fills text boxes, picks tracks and formats, and attaches your headshot. Filled boxes glow orange.
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Review and submit
Read each answer, press Submit on the form, then tap I submitted it so we track it and remind you to follow up.
Form behind a login? Press Read this form and rewrite my answers. The extension reads the questions you can see and your draft is rewritten to match them word for word.
Install it
It takes about a minute, and updates install automatically.
- Open Worth the Pitch: Proposal Autofill in the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome. In Microsoft Edge, click Allow extensions from other stores when Edge asks, then Get.
- Click the puzzle-piece icon in the toolbar and pin Worth the Pitch so it is one click away.
- Your dashboard opens to Settings. Press Connect to link the extension to your account.
Shortcut: press Alt+Shift+W on any form to open the extension.
Privacy and security
- Runs only when you click it. The extension reads a page only after you open it on that page. It has no access to your browsing otherwise.
- No passwords. You sign in to each conference portal yourself. The extension never sees or stores portal passwords, and it skips password fields.
- You press Submit. It fills in answers and stops there.
- Its own key. Connecting creates a separate access key that works only for the extension. We store just a scrambled fingerprint of it, and you can disconnect any browser from Settings at any time.
- Minimal data. Form text goes to Worth the Pitch only when you press Read this form, to learn its questions. See the privacy policy.