Your grant researcher, automated
The JAR fills itself.
Describe your nonprofit. JAR searches, checks every grant on the funder's own live page, and hands you a ready-to-send list in minutes, not weeks. Then it drafts the applications.
- $85,000/yr
- to find grants
- $100,000/yr
- to write them
- $0
- with JAR
Start from one of these
What's in the JAR
Live today · not a roadmapEvery grant opens the funder's own page. Or it doesn't ship.
Before you see anything, JAR re-fetches every source page and throws out what doesn't survive. A real run:
$0
A grant researcher runs $85,000/yr. No account. No card. Sponsored by a nonprofit that needed it first.
Three searches. One list.
Federal databases, funder sites matched to your own words, and open-ended deep research, running together.
Close the laptop. It keeps going.
Runs survive anything: tab closed, wifi gone, machine asleep. Come back and the results are waiting.
Nothing invented.
If a funder's page doesn't state a deadline or an amount, JAR says so. Unbacked fields stay empty, never guessed. Its drafting agents live by the same rule.
Yours to keep.
Every run gets a permanent link anyone can open without logging in, plus a CSV for the spreadsheet your board already uses.
It writes the application too.
Agents draft from your organization's own documents, a verifier rejects every claim without a source, and you approve with tracked comments. In pilot with JAR of Hope, the nonprofit this was built for.
Matched
Drafting
In review
Submitted
Why this exists
Born at Business Mastery. Built for impact.
This project was created at Tony Robbins' Business Mastery with one assignment: take everything we know about building businesses and use it to create real impact. JAR of Grants is our answer, built for JAR of Hope, a 501(c)(3) in Manalapan, New Jersey fighting Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a disease that takes the muscles of young boys one by one. Their founder had no time and no budget for grant research. That is the problem this tool solves, and it is free for every nonprofit in the same position.
Made with love, for every family still waiting on a cure. If this saved you an afternoon, pass that value on.