See what your grant actually did, record by record.
Follow the work you fund directly: every recorded intervention, its evidence and its reports.
Monthly report
Built from accepted records only, with sources
Every figure links back to the records it was counted from. Imported history stays labelled as imported.
Grant reports are written after the fact.
At the end of a grant, funders get a story and a number, with no way to check either.
- Totals without underlying records
- No view of what is missing or still in review
- Different formats from every grantee
How the work moves.
- 1Scope
Agree the programme, areas and period the funding covers.
- 2Operate
The NGO records the work in its own workspace.
- 3Review
Incomplete records are visible as incomplete.
- 4Report
A programme report with sources at any point in the grant.
What you get.
Scoped visibility
Read access limited to the programme you fund, agreed with the grantee.
Programme reports
Recorded interventions over time, with method and sources.
Learn moreEvidence workbook
The records behind a figure, exportable for your own review.
Clear status
Imported history, records in review and accepted records are always distinguished.
AI summaries
A plain-language summary of progress and gaps, citing the records it used.
Learn moreGrantee control
The NGO owns its records. Funder access is granted, never assumed.
Scoped funder accounts are configured per engagement; there is no self-serve funder sign-up today. Published programme pages are public.