A grant call database you can search, not just read
Competitors give you a list of links to PDFs. We break every call down into fields: who can apply, for what, where, how much and until when. You narrow the list by applicant type, voivodeship and cost category.
40 pages of documentation, one call card
The rulebook, annexes, evaluation criteria and FAQ stay in the database. You read the fields that decide whether to apply.
What we know about every call
We extract these fields from the documentation and keep them as data, not as a description. You see them all in one view on the call card.
BGK calls additionally carry loan terms: interest rate, repayment period, grace period and partial write-off options.
Three questions and the list is short
Who applies, where and for what. The counter on the right shows how many calls remain after each choice.
From an institution's announcement to a field you can filter by
Five stages every call goes through before it appears in the catalog.
We collect announcements
Every day we check the websites of PARP, NCBR, BGK and regional funds, and we add WFOĆ, PUP, MUP and NFZ calls from the institutions' announcements.
We fetch the documentation
The rulebook, annexes, evaluation criteria and FAQ land in a single record.
We extract the fields
Dozens of pages boil down to 24 call summary fields.
We categorize
19 applicant types, 12 cost categories and 16 voivodeships plus nationwide calls.
We track changes
A shifted deadline or a changed budget updates the card and the call status.
Data instead of a list of links
A filter instead of reading
You narrow the list down to calls where your company meets the formal conditions.
One card per call
Objective, budget, own contribution and exclusions in a single view, without jumping between annexes.
Nine sources in one place
PARP, NCBR, BGK, EU, regional funds, WFOĆ, NFZ, PUP and MUP.
Only current calls
The catalog shows open calls - closed and suspended ones are filtered out daily.
Amounts and deadlines as numbers
You sort the catalog by funding amount and closing date, not by the wording of the announcement.
Straight to Writer
You hand the selected call over to Writer together with the extracted form structure.
Where the data comes from and how often we refresh it
Institution announcements only
We take the documentation from the websites of PARP, NCBR, BGK, European and regional funds, WFOĆ, NFZ and labor offices. Zero intermediaries and rewritten summaries.
Daily change checks
The daily run adds new calls, and a changed deadline, budget or rulebook updates the call card.
Source documentation at hand
The call's rulebook and annexes are linked on the card, and the institution's FAQ is included in the summary.
Who uses the database most
SMEs and limited companies
You check amounts, own contribution and deadlines before committing your team to an application.
Startups and R&D projects
You filter by the R&D cost category and by calls for consortia with a research institution.
Local governments, NGOs and healthcare
19 applicant types also cover hospitals, schools, cultural institutions and local governments.
Agencies and advisors
One filter set per client and a ready list of calls for a conversation the same day.
Frequently asked questions
How many calls are in the database?
The counter next to the narrowing widget shows live how many active calls match your criteria. Alongside active calls the database also keeps upcoming, closed and suspended ones, so you can plan future rounds.
What can I filter by?
You narrow the list by applicant type, voivodeship (with nationwide calls) and cost category, and the filters combine with each other. On top of that there is a search by call name and institution, and sorting by closing date and funding amount.
How does a call summary differ from the announcement?
The announcement is a set of files. The summary is 24 fields extracted from those files: objective, budget, min and max funding, own contribution, repayability, de minimis, settlement methods, exclusions and durability rules. The full call documentation is linked on the card, so you can verify any wording at the source.
How often do you update the data?
Daily. We check for new announcements and changes in existing calls, and a shifted deadline or changed budget is immediately visible on the call card.
Can I go straight from the database to an application?
Yes, if the call has a ready form - from the call card you go straight to Writer, which fills the form in field by field, and Validator checks the application against the criteria of that specific call.