Free tool
Draft a grant proposal
Describe your project and the funder. WriteOrbit drafts the summary, specific aims, significance (citing real papers), approach, expected outcomes and timeline, ready for you to fit to the funder’s rules.
How to use it
Describe the project
Its aim, who benefits, and the funder if you know it.
Read the draft
The usual sections, with the need for the work backed by sources.
Fit it to the call
Funders set their own sections and limits. Edit to match them.
Good to know
- Sources come from a scholarly index and are cited from their abstracts; read the papers before you rely on them.
- The draft is a starting point. Rewrite it in your own words and check your course or journal rules on AI use.
- It does not know each funder’s current rules, budgets or deadlines.
Questions
More in the help center.
Does it write the budget?
No. It can suggest what to cost, but budgets depend on your institution and the funder.
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