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You find the grants. You write the applications. You ask the local businesses, plan the dinner and still have a stack of thank-you letters to write. At a small nonprofit, that’s often one person: a development department of one.
These five tools do the first draft, so more of your hours go to the people your work is for.
Finding grants: searches for grants that fit your work and checks each one on the funder’s own website. No grants from memory, and nothing that charges a fee to apply.
Grant applications: answers the funder’s questions from your own facts, within its word limits, and flags any goal you couldn’t measure or meet.
Sponsors and partners: finds local businesses that fit, suggests sponsor levels and drafts the ask, the follow-up and the thank-you.
Event planning: a timeline back from your date, a budget, how many tickets you need to sell to break even and the permits to check.
Donor thank-you letters: a warm, specific letter for each donor, with the U.S. or Canadian receipt wording each gift needs.
Your donors and funders trust what you send them, so the tools never invent a funder, a number or a story. Anything they don’t know goes in square brackets for you to fill in.
After you pay, you get a download link by email. It holds five .zip files, one for each tool, setup steps for Gemini, Claude and ChatGPT, and made-up practice data to try each tool.
Before you buy: the tools use the open Agent Skills format, and whether you can use skills depends on your AI provider and plan. The rules change, so check that yours can use skills.
You check every draft before it goes anywhere. The tools aren’t legal, tax or accounting advice.
$8 once. No subscription. All sales are final.
You find the grants. You write the applications. You ask the local businesses, plan the dinner and still have a stack of thank-you letters to write. At a small nonprofit, that’s often one person: a development department of one.
These five tools do the first draft, so more of your hours go to the people your work is for.
Finding grants: searches for grants that fit your work and checks each one on the funder’s own website. No grants from memory, and nothing that charges a fee to apply.
Grant applications: answers the funder’s questions from your own facts, within its word limits, and flags any goal you couldn’t measure or meet.
Sponsors and partners: finds local businesses that fit, suggests sponsor levels and drafts the ask, the follow-up and the thank-you.
Event planning: a timeline back from your date, a budget, how many tickets you need to sell to break even and the permits to check.
Donor thank-you letters: a warm, specific letter for each donor, with the U.S. or Canadian receipt wording each gift needs.
Your donors and funders trust what you send them, so the tools never invent a funder, a number or a story. Anything they don’t know goes in square brackets for you to fill in.
After you pay, you get a download link by email. It holds five .zip files, one for each tool, setup steps for Gemini, Claude and ChatGPT, and made-up practice data to try each tool.
Before you buy: the tools use the open Agent Skills format, and whether you can use skills depends on your AI provider and plan. The rules change, so check that yours can use skills.
You check every draft before it goes anywhere. The tools aren’t legal, tax or accounting advice.
$8 once. No subscription. All sales are final.