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Grants you can win. Drafts you can defend.

Afrant tells you plainly when your organisation is not eligible for a call, and writes applications from your own documents with a source for every figure.

In pilot, by invitation. Funding comes from all over the world; Afrant brings the calls meant for Africa to the organisations that can win them.

The sample workspace. The organisation, the call and the figures are invented.

From the call to the final report.

Four jobs that usually live in four places: a spreadsheet, a shared drive, somebody's inbox and somebody's memory.

Find the calls you can win

A directory of open calls taken from funders' own pages. Each is tested against your country, registration and size before you see it. How the check works

Write from your own records

Draft section by section in your organisation's voice. Every figure links to the page it came from, and a claim with no source is flagged. How drafting works

Keep every application moving

One pipeline, with the funder's checklist, the tasks, the people and the deadlines in one place.

Never miss a report

When a grant is awarded, Afrant records its conditions and the reports you owe, and reminds you before each one is due.

It says no when the answer is no.

A small team cannot chase every call. Afrant checks the hard rules first, then tells you plainly what counts for you, what counts against you, and what you would need to fix.

How the eligibility check works

Facts about the applicant

Untick a fact and watch the verdict change. In the product these come from your own documents.

East Africa Youth Wellbeing Call

Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania · up to $40,000 · closes 14 Dec

Fair fit
  • FORYou are registered in Kenya, which the call requires.
  • FORYour counselling and peer support programme matches the call's first theme.
  • AGAINSTThe funder asks for two years of audited accounts. Your library holds one.

What to do: Ask the funder whether one audit plus management accounts is accepted, before you write anything.

Try it: untick a fact. The call and the organisation are invented.

Start with the documents you already have.

  1. Step 1

    Upload what you already have

    Your strategic plan, last annual report, a budget and an old proposal are enough. PDF, Word, spreadsheets and scans all work.

  2. Step 2

    Check your fact sheet

    Afrant lists the facts it found, each with the page it came from. You confirm them or correct them once.

  3. Step 3

    Open your first matches

    Calls you are eligible for, ranked by fit, with the reasons. Pick one and start the concept note.

Made for small and mid-sized NGOs in Africa.

Eligibility comes first
Country, registration type and organisation size are checked before a call is suggested.
Light on a slow connection
Pages are small and load in parts, built with slow lines and older laptops in mind.
Private by default
Your documents are visible only to your own team and are stored in the European Union.
Your whole team
Owners, editors and viewers, each with the right level of access.
An assistant you can correct
Whatever it changes is recorded, and can be undone.
English today
French is next.

What it replaces, and what it does not.

Most teams already have a way of doing this. Each part is good at something.

What you use todayGood atWhere it stopsIn Afrant
ChatGPTRewording a paragraph you already haveKnows only what you give it; can fill gaps with plausible figuresDrafts only from your own documents, with the source of every figure
Listing sitesSeeing many calls and learning the basicsYou read each call to find out whether you qualifyEach call is checked against your records, with the reasons
A spreadsheetTwo or three applications a yearDoes not read the call, remind you or hold the documentsA pipeline with the call's own checklist and reminders
A consultantA large, complex bidPaid per proposal; the knowledge leaves with themYour facts and past drafts stay with your team

Fuller comparisons: Afrant and ChatGPT, Afrant and fundsforNGOs Premium.

Free during the pilot. Then one price for the whole organisation.

$59.99 a month with 3 members included, billed by the quarter, half year or year. Each extra member is $12.99 a month. People who only read are free.

See pricing

Questions people ask first.

What is Afrant?

Afrant is a grants workspace for African NGOs. It checks which open calls your organisation is eligible for and which it is not, drafts applications and supporting documents from your own records with a source for every figure, and keeps track of deadlines, tasks and the reports you owe after an award.

Who is it for?

Small and mid-sized NGOs, CSOs and community organisations in Africa that apply for grants without a dedicated grants department: executive directors, programme managers and grants officers.

How is it different from ChatGPT?

A general chatbot knows only what you give it and can fill gaps with plausible text. Afrant writes only from the facts in your own documents, shows where each figure came from, flags a claim nothing supports, and checks eligibility before you write anything.

Does it guarantee funding?

No. It helps you apply to fewer, better-matched calls with drafts you can defend. The funder decides.

What does it cost?

It is free during the pilot. After that it is $59.99 a month per organisation with 3 members included, billed quarterly, half-yearly or yearly. Each extra member is $12.99 a month.

Is our data safe?

Your documents are visible only to your own team and are stored in the European Union. Personal details Afrant recognises are masked before text is sent to the AI, and any file can be kept away from it. Afrant does not use your content to train AI models.

How do we get in?

Afrant is invitation-only during the pilot. Ask a colleague who uses it to invite you, or join the waiting list on this page.

Afrant is invitation-only.

We are opening it one organisation at a time, so each one gets proper attention. There are two ways in.

  • An invitation from a colleague. Once someone you know is using Afrant, they can invite you from their account menu.
  • Join the waiting list. Tell us who you are and we will write when a place opens.

It is free during the pilot. See pricing.

We use these details only to offer you a place. See the privacy notice.