For committees, not grant writers
Open the app at your next committee meeting. Talk about what you need, why, and what it'll mean for the club. Click Compile. Walk out with a submission-ready grant application — no one has to be "the writer."
Built for volunteer-run clubs, sporting associations, service organisations and community groups.
Sec: so the nets are basically shredded on court two.
Treas: replacement's about $4,200 with posts.
Pres: juniors comp starts growing again next season.
Sec: council rec grant closes the 30th, worth a shot.
Project need: Replacement of deteriorated netball court fencing (Court 2), posing a safety risk to players.
Community impact: Supports projected 18% growth in junior competition enrolments for the 2027 season.
Requested amount: $4,200
The real problem
They get missed because the one person who could write the application is busy, burnt out, or has already left the committee.
Most committees don't have — and can't recruit — someone whose job is grant writing. It falls to whoever's least able to say no.
The real justification for funding is said out loud at the meeting, then lost — never captured in a form a grant assessor can read.
Every grant body wants something structured differently. Matching your need to the right wording takes as long as the need itself.
How it works
Let it listen while the committee talks through the need — what's needed, why, when, and what difference it'll make.
The app matches your discussion to eligible grants and drafts the application within that grant's own guidelines.
Review the draft, copy it into the grant portal, and submit. No separate write-up, no chasing anyone for "the words."
Built for every kind of club
A sample of the funding categories clubs using the app have matched against.
Compile produces a draft, not a submission. Nothing goes to a grant portal without your committee reading and approving it first.
Each draft is structured against the eligibility criteria and format of the specific grant it's matched to — not a generic template.
Recordings and drafts belong to your club. Nothing is shared outside your committee's account.
"We'd had a grant sitting half-written for two months because no one had time to finish it. This time we talked about it for fifteen minutes at the meeting and had a draft before we'd packed up the chairs."
Free to try. No grant-writing experience required — for anyone.
After your free first application: $20 to unlock one grant, $30 for a combined submission covering two. No subscription — you only pay when you unlock a finished draft.
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