OPA — Form Assistant

Reads a government claim form and fills it in with you, one confirmed step at a time. Never touches passwords or codes.

OPA fills in a government form with you, out loud. You say what you need. OPA reads the page, says what it is about to do, and waits for you to agree before it does it. You can take the keyboard back at any point — OPA never takes the page away from you. It is for people who are perfectly capable, but would rather not find out the hard way that a wrong tap has broken something. What OPA will not do - It will never send, submit, pay or confirm anything without asking you first, out loud, and hearing you agree. - It will never type your password, or read, store or send one. If a page asks for a password, OPA hands the page back to you. - It will never fetch a one-time code for you. If you read one out, OPA types it once and then forgets it. - It will never sign you in, and never upload a document on your behalf. What it costs $5, once. No subscription, no card kept on file, and no account with an AI company. Buy it and OPA sets itself up — there is nothing to copy or configure. Details at getopa.app/install. What it collects Nothing. No analytics, no account, no usage reporting. A description of the visible page is sent to OPA's own service, which passes it to an AI model to work out the next step and retains none of it. Passwords are stripped before anything is sent, and dictated codes are never sent at all. The full statement is at getopa.app/privacy. What it works on One form: the Western Australia Fuel Support Payment claim. That is deliberate — one form done properly is worth more than a tool that half-works everywhere. Not affiliated with the Government of Western Australia or the Department of Transport.