AI grant writer
Stronger applications, written from your facts
Most grant applications fail on clarity and structure, not eligibility. The GrantFlow writer drafts the eight sections assessors actually read — and asks for what it doesn't know instead of inventing it.
What it writes
The eight sections every serious application needs
Executive summary
One tight page: what the project is, why it matters, what funding is sought, what changes as a result. Written last, placed first.
Project description
What you will actually do: objectives, work packages or phases, timeline, who does what, and what exists today versus what the grant enables.
Innovation statement
What is genuinely new versus the state of the art, the technical risk involved, and why it wouldn't happen without support. Avoid marketing language — assessors are technical.
Impact statement
Commercial, economic and wider benefits with a credible route to them: revenue potential, productivity gains, customer evidence, exports, knock-on benefits to the UK supply chain.
Budget justification
Line-by-line reasoning for the costs requested: why each is necessary, why the amounts are realistic, what is match-funded. Assessors reward specificity and proportionality.
Match funding explanation
Where the applicant's contribution comes from (cash, loans, in-kind), evidence it is secured or securable, and affordability given current finances.
Job creation & skills
Roles created or safeguarded, when, at what salary bands, plus training and progression. Only real, planned numbers — assessors check these in claims.
Sustainability & net zero
Environmental impact of the project itself and its outputs: emissions avoided, energy/waste reductions, alignment with net zero commitments. Quantify only what you can evidence.
Why it's different
Built for credibility, not word count
It never makes things up
The writer only uses facts you supply and the scheme's published details. Anything missing becomes a [TO CONFIRM] placeholder and a plain-English question — never an invented figure, customer or achievement.
It knows what assessors reward
Each section is generated against what strong applications actually cover: specificity, proportionate budgets, credible routes to impact, real technical risk. No hype, no 'world-class'.
It's grounded in the scheme
Link a draft to a grant from the database and the writer works from that scheme's eligibility text, amounts and match-funding rules — plus its published document checklist.
You stay in control
Every section is an editable draft with version history and export. Mark sections final when you've verified every claim — the writer helps you write, it doesn't submit for you.
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