Product overview

One workspace for deadlines, documents, and grant writing.

See what is due, keep the right materials with each grant, bring in the funder's questions, and work from a first draft you can review and change.

Follow the work from deadline to draft

  1. Keep the work in view

    See every deadline in one timeline

    Track applications, letters of inquiry, interim reports, final reports, and site visits, with the next due dates visible from Home.

    GrantEater.ai Home: search across your workspace, recently opened records, and a deadlines timeline with an application due in 5 days, a letter of inquiry, an interim report, a site visit and a final report.
    Home: every deadline in one timeline.
  2. Bring the context together

    Keep source documents with the grant they support

    Attach the nonprofit, funder, and application materials that belong with the work, so the documents each draft draws on stay in view.

    A grant application's details and documents: status Drafting, the next deadline, a $45,000 request, and the four documents its drafts draw on: an annual report, a program budget, the funder's guidelines and a season's outcomes.
    The documents each draft draws on, attached to the application.
  3. Review the requirements

    Turn a funder form into questions you can check

    Paste the guidelines or upload the application. Review the questions and stated word or character limits before you begin drafting.

    Reviewing the questions found in a funder's application form, each with its length limit: 250 words, 200 words, 1,500 characters and 150 words.
    Questions and length limits, pulled from the application for you to review.
  4. Write with control

    Start from a draft, then edit every word

    Work on one answer at a time with its length limit in view. Guide the draft in your own words, revise it freely, and decide what is submitted.

    An application workspace: the funder, deadline and status at the top, and a drafted answer of 166 words against a 250-word limit, open for editing.
    A first draft from your own documents, within the word limit. You edit every word.

Start your next application from a first draft, not a blank page.

30 days free, then $10/month. No contracts. Cancel online anytime.