Lazarus
Insurance for your typing - Passive form recovery
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Lazarus is a simple utility that autosaves everything you type into web forms, text areas, and content-editable fields (like Gmail or Notion). If something goes wrong, your draft is safe on your machine.
I built this because existing tools were either ugly, abandoned, or couldn't handle modern web apps like React, Shadow DOMs, and iFrames.
What it actually does:
1. Passive Recording: It listens for input events in the background. If you type it, Lazarus saves it.
2. Local Storage Only: Your data never leaves your browser. There is no cloud sync, no analytics, and no third-party server.
3. Modern Web Support: Works on complex sites where other extensions fail (Notion, Gmail, Reddit, VS Code Web).
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