Mavenly helps mission-driven organizations discover, draft, manage, and report on grants with AI-native intelligence purpose-built for the work — not retrofitted from generic SaaS.
Built with design partners across
philanthropy and higher education
For nonprofits and foundations, grants represent 30 to 70 percent of total revenue — and yet the tooling has barely changed in twenty years. Teams stitch together spreadsheets, generic CRMs, and AI tools never built for the specific demands of mission-driven funding.
Average percentage of grant-officer time spent on application drafting, compliance reporting, and pipeline tracking — instead of relationship-building or program design.
Source: Council on Foundations 2024 Operations Survey
Estimated annual U.S. grant funding that goes uncaptured because mission-aligned organizations lack the capacity to discover, draft, and submit competitive proposals.
Source: Mavenly model, 2026
Of grant managers surveyed report that their current technology stack actively impedes their work — and 84 percent say their organization lacks budget for enterprise nonprofit-tech.
Source: Submittable State of Funding Report 2024
Mavenly brings the full arc of grant funding — discovery and Go/No-Go screening, AI drafting and critique, pipeline and deadline management, budgets, outcomes, document readiness, and compliance reporting — into a single AI-native operating environment, designed by people who have actually run grant programs.
Match your organization's mission, geography, capacity, and history against thousands of active funding opportunities — automatically scored and ranked for fit.
Compose application drafts with an AI grant writer trained on your prior submissions, your theory of change, and the specific evaluation rubric of each funder.
Run your pipeline with the visibility of a sales team — every active grant, every stakeholder, every milestone, every dollar — in one dashboard built for the work.
Generic AI tools require constant context-setting. Mavenly knows what an LOI is. It knows the difference between a 990-PF and a 990-N. It treats theory of change, logic models, and evaluation frameworks as first-class concepts.
Real-time profiles of every active funder — recent giving patterns, board composition, program officer history, and average award size — synthesized into actionable strategy briefs.
An AI writing partner that learns your organization's voice, ingests your prior winning applications, and drafts new proposals against the specific evaluation rubric of each opportunity.
Probability-weighted revenue forecasts for every active grant in your pipeline. Know what's actually likely to land before your board meeting — not after.
Automated quarterly and annual reporting against the specific compliance framework of each funder — pulled from real outcomes, not summarized from spreadsheets.
Purpose-built relationship management for grants — program officers, foundation trustees, government contacts, and corporate philanthropy leads, with full institutional memory.
Every funder-required document — 990s, audits, determination letters, insurance — classified on upload, OCR-read even when scanned, key fields extracted, versions approved, and expiries flagged before they block a submission.
Award-level budgets with burn analysis and approval policy, plus indicators, targets, and period entries that turn into interim and evaluation reports without a spreadsheet round-trip.
Every uploaded document, narrative, program, and policy indexed into Mavenly Memory — so drafts are grounded in your own words with clickable citations back to the source passage — plus a tamper-evident, hash-chained activity log of everything that happened to it.
For grantmaking organizations: opportunity intake, due diligence acceleration, board memo generation, and post-award outcome tracking — designed alongside foundation operating teams.
Mavenly is not a chatbot bolted onto a spreadsheet. Each module handles a distinct stage of the funding lifecycle, and they share one data model — so a grant you discover on Monday carries its funder, deadline, proposal, documents, budget, tasks, and report with it all the way to award and renewal.
Opportunities synced nightly from Grants.gov, Simpler.Grants.gov, SAM.gov, NSF, the Federal Register, SBIR/STTR, and nine state grant portals — plus a directory of 5,500+ private, community, and corporate foundations, and optional EU and UK calls — each scored 0–100 against your mission, with a plain-English explainer of why it fits and past-award history from USAspending and IRS 990 filings.
A section-based editor that drafts in your organization's voice, grounded in your prior submissions and the funder's rubric. Add any section the application asks for, fix rule issues one section at a time, and copy finished text in one click — with autosave throughout.
Prospect to awarded on one board. Drag stages, assign owners, track requested amounts, and let Maven flag duplicates and missing amounts so your pipeline value stays honest.
Tasks generated automatically from each grant deadline and every extracted requirement, with a checklist you clear before an application can be marked submitted.
Define outcome metrics against awarded grants, enter period results, and let Maven draft the funder-ready narrative from your actual numbers.
One profile per funder aggregating grants, applications, awarded totals, and a timeline of every call, email, site visit, and report — with stewardship nudges.
The 990s, audits, determination letters, insurance certificates, and board policies funders ask for — classified on upload, with key fields extracted and versions approved before they go out.
Award-level budgets with line items, actuals, and burn analysis — plus a policy engine that requires justification, routes approvals, and blocks spend over cap.
Indicators, targets, and period entries against every awarded grant, with funder-required indicators locked so their wording survives a busy quarter.
Standing searches that monitor the funding landscape continuously, routing each new match to the channels and teammates you choose — and never during quiet hours.
The identity, programs, narratives, and policies Maven reasons from — with locked fields for EIN and legal name, and per-section controls over what AI may use.
A tamper-evident, hash-chained record of every consequential action, streamed live — alongside one-click connectors to Slack, Google Workspace, and Microsoft 365.
Most AI tools answer one question at a time. Maven's agents take a goal and work through the steps themselves — searching grants, checking eligibility, drafting sections, reviewing them, and reporting back — then show you the result. Nothing changes in your workspace until you approve it.
Maven scans your deadlines, drafts, open tasks, and new matches once a day and hands you a short, ranked list of what to do next — the same summary sits on your dashboard.
Type a request in plain language — find youth food security grants in Texas under $100k and add the top three to my pipeline. Maven searches open grants, checks fit and eligibility, then proposes entries and reminders for you to approve.
Every empty section of a proposal written in one pass, from your organization profile and Document Vault, with one consistent storyline. Sections over their word limit are trimmed; facts only you have are marked for you to fill in.
For one target grant, Maven checks each eligibility rule against your profile, builds the submission requirements list, weighs past winners and typical award sizes, and writes a recommendation you can take to your board.
A simulated review panel scores the draft, Maven rewrites the weakest sections, and the panel scores it again — so you can see what changed, what it is worth, and which rewrites to keep.
For submitted or awarded grants, Maven drafts the progress report from what you promised, adds the reporting deadlines, and flags the renewal date — as tasks you can accept.
Agents run inside your workspace and are logged like everything else. See how each agent works.
Two anchor organizations shaped Mavenly from the first sprint. Named case studies publish as each organization completes its first full funding cycle on the platform.
One view of every institutional pursuit, replacing the four spreadsheets an advancement team used to reconcile by hand.
Discovery surfaces funders a small team would never have found, and the co-writer puts a first draft in front of them the same day.
We've spent twenty years digitizing transactions in philanthropy. Mavenly is the first platform actually built for the work itself — not the paperwork around it.
Mavenly ships in two editions purpose-built for the two sides of the funding relationship — sharing one underlying intelligence layer and a common data model for true funder-grantee collaboration.
For nonprofits, mission-driven organizations, higher education advancement teams, and government grants offices.
For private foundations, community foundations, corporate philanthropy, and donor-advised funds.
Mavenly is shaped by what we've learned from running grant programs at HBCU Endowment Fund and World Nourishment Foundation — and from talking to grant officers, development directors, and program officers across the philanthropy ecosystem.
Stop running the most strategic part of your revenue mix in a spreadsheet. Mavenly gives your team a true pipeline view, AI-accelerated drafting, and the executive reporting your board actually wants to see.
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Tell us about your organization. Our matching model surfaces three funders worth looking at — with a rationale for each. Illustrative only; the live product matches you against the full active funder universe.