One place for every grant document you create.
Create proposals, LOIs, budgets, and reports in Grantable's document editor. Everything saves automatically and lives alongside your funder research.
"You have 47 Google Docs, 12 Word files on your desktop, and three versions of last quarter's proposal — and you're not sure which one was submitted."
Document consolidation
The old way vs. the Grantable way.
You know the old workflow. Here's how it changes.
The scattered document problem
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Create in Google Docs
Some drafts live here — shared with your team
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Edit in Word
Other drafts are .docx files because the funder requires Word format
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Save to your desktop
Local copies for "safety" that immediately become out of date
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Email versions back and forth
"Final_v3_REAL_FINAL_reviewed.docx" attached to a thread from March
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Lose track of what's current
Which version was submitted? Which one has the latest edits?
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Research lives elsewhere
Your funder notes are in one place, your docs are in another
Grantable document editor
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Create documents in one place
Proposals, LOIs, budgets, reports — all in the same workspace
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Auto-save everything
Every edit is saved automatically — no manual saves needed
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Connected to your research
Your funder data, fit scores, and match reports are right there
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One source of truth
No version confusion — your team always sees the latest
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Search across all documents
Find any document, paragraph, or data point instantly
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AI-ready
Your documents are the context the AI uses to help you write better
Related features
These work even better together.
A document editor built for grant writing — not a Google Docs clone.
Bring your existing files into Grantable — PDF, Word, Excel, anything.
Connect Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, and Box in one click.
Your documents, in one place.
No more hunting through folders and email attachments. Every grant document, organized and searchable.