Find the grant.
Get back an application you can trust.
Describe what your company does. Scout searches Grants.gov, SBIR.gov, and SAM.gov live, then the rest of the department parses the solicitation, drafts every section, builds the budget, and packages the filing.
- Every claim traces to a source document
- Nothing about your company is invented
Or try a search:
- 6m 43sPackage ready: 6 files, 14 open items to resolve
- 6m 02sBudget fit under the $250,000 ceilingLabor hours scaled; rates from your rate sheet
- 5m 40sApproved: Phase I Technical Objectives519 words of 1 page, 2 critic rounds
- 5m 12sApproved: Identification and Significance869 words of 2 pages, 1 critic round
- 4m 55sBlocked: Key PersonnelNeeds your registered street address
- 1m 30s11 sections drafting in parallelWriter and Critic per section
- 0m 48sFit 92 / 100, recommend pursuePrior award on a near-identical topic
- 0m 21sSolicitation parsed: 11 sections with limits and order
Reference run, live infrastructure
Fictional SBIR Phase I applicant, real Army topic format, 20 of 20 automated checks passed.
- 6m 43s
- Wall clock, solicitation to package
- 14
- Questions asked of the applicant
- 100%
- Narrative claims traced to a source
- 0
- Facts invented about the company
Mission control, not a form to fill in.
The agents run continuously. You show up at three gates: pursue or pass, answer a question, approve the package.
- 01
Dump what you have
Capability statement, past proposals, CVs, rate sheet, SAM record, patents. Any order, any format. The Company Brain reads everything once and builds a fact ledger where every fact carries its source and page.
- 02
Paste a solicitation
A URL or a PDF. The Instruction Parser turns it into a requirement graph. The Fit Analyst scores it against your ledger and recommends pursue or pass. Nothing drafts until you say pursue.
- 03
Answer what only you know
While writers draft in parallel, the few facts nobody could find land in your Inbox as plain questions. Type an answer or drop a document. Affected sections re-draft themselves.
- 04
Review and file
Read the narrative, glance at the grounding report, check the budget. Download DOCX, PDF, and XLSX, then submit on the funder portal. You stay the signatory.
A department of specialists that work at the same time.
Each agent has one job, a strict contract, and a durable queue behind it. If one fails, it retries. If one is unsure, it asks you rather than making something up.
Company Brain
Reads your documents and public registries into a fact ledger. Flags conflicts, never guesses.
Instruction Parser
Turns the solicitation into exact sections, limits, and requirements the writers must obey.
Fit Analyst
Scores eligibility and competitiveness against your ledger. Explains why, and what is risky.
Director
Plans the application, audits the facts, and fans work out to specialists in parallel.
Writers and Critics
One pair per section. The Critic rejects anything ungrounded or off-instruction until it passes.
Budget
Builds labor and cost lines from your documented rates and fits them to the award ceiling.
Compliance
Checks every program rule, from ownership to work-share, and turns misses into questions.
Packager
Assembles narrative, budget, grounding report, and an open-items checklist for filing.
A package you can read, check, and file.
Not a wall of plausible prose. A submission-shaped package with its evidence attached.
Narrative
DOCX, PDF, and Markdown with the solicitation’s exact section titles and order. Missing facts are marked, never papered over.
Budget workbook
XLSX with labor, fringe, overhead, and other direct costs, each line pointing to the rate document it came from.
Grounding report
Every claim in the narrative, the fact it rests on, and the page in your document that supports it.
Open items checklist
The short list of things a human still has to do before filing, with the reason for each.
The rules the agents work under.
These are enforced in code and tested on every run, not written in a policy document.
No invented facts
Agents never make up anything about your company. If a fact is not in your documents or a public registry, it becomes a question for you.
Every claim has a source
Each sentence in the narrative traces to a fact, and each fact to a document and page. Anything that cannot is marked as open.
The solicitation is law
Section titles, order, page limits, and required content come from the solicitation, not from a template.
You hold the gates
Pursue or pass, answer or skip, approve or send back. Agents do the work; you make the calls that matter.
Grounded speed
Parallel writers and critics finish a first full draft in minutes. Speed never buys a shortcut on grounding.
Anthropic Claude, routed by task
Claude Sonnet handles day-to-day work. Critical judgments can escalate to a stronger model; bulk extraction can downshift to a faster one.
One writing engine. Skill packs per funder.
The core knows how to ground, write, critique, budget, and package. A skill pack teaches it what a specific program requires.
SBIR / STTR small businesses
Phase I proposals for DoD, NIH, NSF, DOE, and other agencies. Eligibility, work-share, PI employment, and award ceilings are checked automatically.
Nonprofits and foundations
Letters of inquiry and full proposals to private and community foundations. Same engine, a different skill pack for what funders ask.
Universities and research labs
Federal research grants with biosketches, facilities statements, and institutional budgets. Same ledger, institutional schema.
Bring the documents. The department is already running.
Sign in to your workspace, add a company, and paste the first solicitation. The Brain starts reading the moment the files land.
Open the workspace