I’m looking for a lightweight Windows program that can search for business-site contact pages, auto-populate their forms with details I supply, submit, and quietly record the exact date-and-time each form is sent. Core workflow I have in mind: 1. I type a search keyword or phrase (e.g., “HVAC companies in Dallas”) and hit Start. 2. Your tool trawls the results, opens each website’s contact page, and fills in the form fields (name, email, phone, company, message, etc.) with values pulled from a text file or an editable template inside the app. 3. After each successful submission the program logs the URL, time stamp, and the data set used into a CSV or SQLite file so I can review my outreach later. Must-haves • Native Windows executable or portable script that runs without extra licensing hassles. • Simple GUI to update the search term and the answer set at any moment—no hard-coding. • Reliable detection of common business-site contact forms (standard HTML, WordPress, Wix, etc.). • Clear logging of every attempt, including failures, in UTC or local time. • Ability to pause, resume, and adjust speed so sites aren’t flooded too quickly. Nice-to-haves (let me know what you can include) • Basic CAPTCHA awareness or handoff to third-party solvers. • Support for rotating proxies or user agents to avoid duplicate submissions. • Option to import/export multiple answer profiles for different campaigns. Deliverable A tested Windows program with source (preferred in Python + Selenium or a compiled C#/WinForms app) and a brief README so I can tweak search terms and field values myself. Let me know your approach, timeframe, and any questions you have so we can get started.