Great ideas shouldn't die on a formatting rule.
An AI compliance and drafting assistant for research funding and technology development proposals.
Every year, fundable research loses to paperwork.
Not because the science was weak — because a proposal ran a page over, missed a required section, or tripped an eligibility rule buried deep in the solicitation. Administrative rejection doesn't care how good the work is. It just says no.
Compliance you can trust. Drafting that keeps up.
Catches what reviewers reject on
Upload your solicitation and draft. Subvenio checks it against every requirement the agency will — page and format limits, required sections, eligibility, budget and biosketch rules — and returns a clear pass/fail report with each issue flagged.
Helps you write it, not just check it
From proposal templates to section drafts, Subvenio works from the solicitation's own requirements — so what you write is responsive to what's actually being asked.
One engine, every proposal
SBIR and STTR today; academic grants and sponsored-research proposals next. Because compliance is compliance — whether the reviewer sits at NSF, NIH, or a university's sponsored programs office.
For the people who carry the proposal.
Founders chasing SBIR/STTR funding — where one desk rejection means another six-month cycle lost.
Researchers and PIs who'd rather spend their time on the science than on the submission checklist.
Research administrators in sponsored-programs offices who keep every submission compliant and on deadline.
Verifiable, not just generated.
Subvenio doesn't just write — it checks its work against the source. Compliance findings point to the specific requirement in the solicitation. Drafting is auditable against what the agency actually asked for. Because when a proposal is on the line, "the AI said so" isn't good enough.
Built for confidential work.
Research proposals contain unpublished ideas, pre-patent innovations, and competitive strategy. Subvenio treats them that way. Your documents remain your own — never shared, never used to train models — and you can delete them at any time.
Get early access.
Subvenio is in early development. Join the waitlist to be among the first research teams to use it — and to help shape what we build first.
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