“Proposals take weeks, and I still have to sell the idea to my client, my board or my boss.”
A concept to approve today. A full draft in about 10 minutes.
Get sign-off on the idea before anyone writes: a concept with the hook, what sets you apart and the guardrails, which you can export or pitch as a Concept Deck. Once it is approved, the full draft runs in the background. First draft in about 10 minutes. Submission-ready in days, with your edits.
A concept to review before drafting
The concept sets out the hook, the differentiators and the guardrails from the notice. Change it in chat, export it for review, and approve it when it is right.
A Concept Deck for the pitch
Build a pitch deck straight from the approved concept, before anything is drafted, for the client meeting, the board or your boss.
A full draft in about 10 minutes
Once the concept is approved, every section is written in the background, usually in 5 to 10 minutes. You spend the days on edits, not on a blank page.
Load the files once
Each client’s knowledge base is reused on every application, and a Proposal Deck can follow the finished draft. The second application takes less work than the first.
What it looks like
How it works for you
For public-sector grant staff
Answer more notices with the same staff, from records you load once.
More for public-sector grant staffQuestions
How long does a draft take?
About 5 to 10 minutes for a full proposal. It runs in the background and tells you when the draft, the report and the exports are ready. Plan on days, with your edits, to make it submission-ready.
Can I show the concept to someone before drafting?
Yes. Export the concept, or build a Concept Deck from it, and share it with your client, board or manager before you approve the draft.
What happens to the files when the person who uploaded them leaves?
They stay. The knowledge base belongs to the client record in your workspace, not to a person’s laptop, so the next application starts from everything already loaded.
How is it priced?
Credits, bought as you go, with no subscription and no seats. Each run uses only what it needs. Making an account is free, and credits never expire while your account is active.
The other problems it solves
- Drafts you can put your name onClosed-book drafting: written only from the notice and your files, with anything unsupported flagged.
- Know if it is worth pursuingEligibility, criteria, match and deadlines pulled from the notice, with a fit score and gaps from your files.
- See what is weak before reviewers doEvery section checked against the review criteria, with a compliance gap list and must-fix items.
- Your files stay yoursEncrypted, private to your account, never sold, never used to train AI. See exactly where your files go.
Get the yes, then get the draft.
Start free
Making an account is free. Uploads, concepts and drafts run on credits you buy as you go.
Want the costs first? See pricing.