Is your proposal ready to submit?
Upload your finished proposal and the call. An autonomous review agent checks scope alignment, references, formatting limits, clarity, and feasibility — then returns a prioritized list of fixes to maximize your chances of getting funded.
Your proposal
The finished/polished proposal you plan to submit
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Supported: .pdf, .md, .txt, .docx, .odt | Max: 15MB/file | Up to 1 files
Call for Proposals (CFP)
The funding call you are applying to
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Supported: .pdf, .md, .txt, .docx, .odt | Max: 15MB/file | Up to 1 files
Your uploaded files are not stored. The report is saved to your account until you delete it.
Uses 1 credit per run.
How it works
- 01
Upload two documents
Your finished proposal and the call (CFP) you're applying to. PDF, DOCX, ODT, TXT, or Markdown.
- 02
Autonomous review
An agent reads both documents and reviews your proposal across five dimensions, the way a skeptical panel would.
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Prioritized fixes
You get a single list of concrete issues, ranked by how much each one threatens your funding odds.
What the review covers
Five dimensions, the way reviewers actually score proposals — channeling the methodological skeptic, the impact maximalist, and the resource guardian.
- §1Scope alignment
- How well the proposal matches the call's explicit criteria and unstated priorities.
- §2References
- Whether citations resolve, plausibly exist, and are formatted consistently.
- §3Formatting constraints
- Word and page limits, required sections, and structural rules from the call.
- §4Clarity, narrative & balance
- Readability, a compelling story, and the right balance of rigor versus jargon.
- §5Significance & feasibility
- Significance, innovation, impact, and whether the plan is credibly achievable.