Free public API. No auth needed. Searches the entire federal grant database in real time. Click any result to add to your active LLC's pipeline.
Each LLC has its own profile. AI uses the active LLC's profile when vetting and drafting. Rename any LLC anytime (especially the 4th slot).
Tonight: export your pipeline as CSV (Google Sheets), JSON (full backup), or Markdown (Google Docs / Notion). Upload to your Google Drive manually.
Future Path C deploy: Khan will wire this to auto-sync to Google Sheets so you, Khan, and any management person see the same live CRM.
Tabular format. 11 columns: LLC, Name, Funder, Amount, Deadline, Status, Fit Score, Apply URL, Notes, Added, Last Updated. Open in Google Sheets via File → Import.
Complete data — all grants, drafts, vetting reports, profiles. Use this to back up before clearing browser data or moving to another machine.
One .md file with every grant's drafted application. Open in Google Docs / Notion / VS Code. Paste sections into the real application forms.
Replace all current data with a previous JSON backup (e.g. from another browser, machine, or Khan).
Recommended folder structure in Google Drive (create manually for now):
📁 Grant Engine (root)
├─ 📁 HVAC Contractor LLC → spreadsheet + per-grant Google Doc
├─ 📁 Real Estate LLC → spreadsheet + per-grant Google Doc
├─ 📁 Marketing Agency LLC → spreadsheet + per-grant Google Doc
└─ 📁 [renameable] LLC → spreadsheet + per-grant Google Doc
Workflow: export CSV per LLC, paste into the LLC's sheet. Export Markdown per LLC, paste into the per-grant Doc. Share each folder with Khan/management. Path C deploy will automate all of this.
The Ingest URL button uses a public CORS proxy. Some sites work great; some block scrapers. Here's the honest picture so you know what to expect.
Even if Ingest URL fails on a site, you can: (1) open the grant page yourself, (2) copy the full description text, (3) click Edit on the grant in your pipeline, (4) paste the description into Notes, (5) click Vet Fit and AI Draft — both work using just the Notes field. Scraping is convenience, not a hard requirement.