Grantable, Inc.

Yeah.

One of the really good ones is called Grantable and it's created by Philip Ding and he was a grant writer for many years.

So I love that.

There's a lot of technology coming out that is people creating apps that are on the tech side and they know nothing about grant writing.

And I, yeah, this, especially with prospect research, not writing so much, but, oh, this app is going to match your nonprofit to all these available opportunities.

And I'll take two seconds to look at it and see the result and go, yeah, you have no idea what you're doing here.

But Grantable by Philip Ding is one of the good ones.

And it actually What you do is it allows you to load your grant proposals into a database and then it pulls from your own writing to help you more quickly find the information that you need, create a library of good sentences and paragraphs that you can pull in quickly.

Let's talk about grant writing specifically.

Instrumental and Grantable are the two names worth knowing.

Grantable has a genuinely usable free tier, five chat messages a day, enough to test whether it fits your workflow before you commit to anything with them.

Instrumental leads more towards prospect research for grants specifically, finding funders that match your profile, which is different problem than drafting the actual proposal.

My one caution across this whole category, and I'll say it once and move on.