Applications with your own evidence attached
Grant applications repeat themselves — the same outcomes, prior funding, board metrics, and program descriptions appear in every submission. Cemented AI pulls them from your own documents and quotes the source page, so the next application is a refinement instead of a rewrite.
Read the RFP, write to it
Drop in the funder's RFP or guidelines and the assistant aligns your draft to the priorities it spells out. Your evidence — outcomes, budgets, governance — still cites your own documents.
Reuse what you've already written
Past applications are the best source for the next one. Upload them and the assistant pulls the right paragraphs, quotes the metrics, and points to the report they came from.
Built for the post-submission audit
If the funder asks for backup later, every figure in the application points back to the document and page it came from. There's no archaeology three months on.
Grant application FAQ
- Can I share drafts with my development team?
- Yes. Pro and Max plans cover team members; Enterprise covers shared context across the org.
- Is there a nonprofit rate?
- Get in touch at [email protected] — better to work something out than make small nonprofits pay sticker.
- What about funder confidentiality?
- Documents you upload are scoped to your account, and Cemented AI doesn't train frontier models on them. See the privacy page for the full picture, including the Enterprise carve-out.
- How do I get started?
- Sign in, upload your last successful application, and ask the assistant to draft a section against a new RFP.
Draft the next application with your own evidence
Sign in and upload prior reports, or schedule a session against an upcoming RFP.