One shared application: the funding announcement, the evidence behind each section, who’s writing what, and a reference list built only from what you actually cite.
Who it’s for
Built for the people doing the work
Principal investigators
Assign sections, watch evidence coverage and see what’s left before the deadline.
Co-investigators
Write your sections from the shared evidence library and cite as you go.
Research staff
Find and organize studies, check citations and keep attachments together.
What you’ll actually do
From question to finished work
1
Read the call
Upload the announcement or paste its link, so it sits next to the sections it governs.
2
Gather evidence
Build a grant research library from KIN, your Library or a Collection.
3
Assign sections
Give every section an owner. Co-investigators see what’s theirs.
4
Write with evidence
Each section shows how well it’s supported, so a thin Significance stands out early.
5
Check and submit
Citation Check flags missing metadata and uncited claims before you export.
Included tools
Research tools, set up for this work
Evidence CoverageHow many studies support each section, so gaps show up before reviewers find them.
Section AssignmentsAn owner and status for every section, visible to the whole team.
Grant Research LibraryOne shared set of studies, notes and citations for the application.
Collaborator RolesCo-investigators write, partners comment, staff research. Everyone sees what they should.
Citation CheckMissing DOIs, uncited claims and style consistency, checked before export.