Grant tools
Four tools. Zero fluff.
Each tool solves one specific grant-writing problem. Describe your project, get a professional draft, refine and export.
Logframe Generator
Structured goal → outcome → output → activity matrices aligned to donor requirements. Includes OVIs and means of verification.
Project title, sector, geography, donor, objectives
A 4-level logframe with SMART indicators, assumptions column, and verification sources — ready for annexing.
SMART Indicators
Evaluation-ready indicators that survive panel review. Auto-aligned to your logframe outputs.
Logframe or project description, M&E framework preferences
8–12 indicators per output with baselines, targets, data sources, and collection frequency.
Theory of Change
Inputs → activities → outputs → outcomes → impact. Assumptions and evidence gaps surfaced clearly.
Problem statement, target population, intervention design
A narrative ToC with causal pathways, assumption testing notes, and a visual summary.
Funder Rewriter
Reshape existing proposals to match a new funder's priorities, tone, and structure — without losing your voice.
Existing proposal text, target funder name or guidelines
A rewritten proposal section with tracked changes summary and alignment notes.
Manual vs. Toolkit
| Task | Manual | Toolkit |
|---|---|---|
| Build a logframe from scratch | 2–3 days | < 2 minutes |
| Write SMART indicators | 4–6 hours | 30 seconds |
| Draft a theory of change | 1–2 days | < 2 minutes |
| Rewrite proposal for new funder | 1 day | 45 seconds |
From the field
"I used to dread logframe season. Now I finish them over lunch."
Programme Manager, East Africa regional NGO
"The SMART indicators it generates are better than what our M&E team was producing manually."
Grants Lead, UK-based INGO
"We rewrote a USAID proposal for DFID in under a minute. It took three rounds of review last time."
Senior Grant Writer, health sector NGO