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Fills Luma event registration forms with your saved info. One click per event. Data stays in your browser. Registering for a conference week's side events on Luma means typing the same answers twenty times: name, email, phone, Telegram, company, job title, "your role in the ecosystem"… Sidelist Autofill fixes that. Save your details once, on the Sidelist dashboard or in this extension's popup, and every Luma registration form you open is filled in for you. You check it and press Luma's own Register button. Nothing is ever submitted automatically. What it does • Fills name, email and phone on any Luma event page • Answers the event's custom questions (Telegram handle, company, role, cheque size…) by matching the question text to your saved answers, including dropdowns • Ticks the usual "follow us / join our chat" boxes if you want it to • Shows a small note with what it filled and what still needs you What it does not do • It never submits a form, never registers you anywhere, never touches your Luma account • It makes no network requests and collects nothing • It only runs on luma.com / lu.ma, and on the Sidelist website to receive your profile Works with the Sidelist dashboard (a curated list of every side event of a conference week, e.g. TOKEN2049 Singapore) but is fully usable on its own: open the popup, fill your details, done.
Sep 17, 2026
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