One grant. One record. Both sides.

Funders and the organisations they fund work in the same grant record, so nothing has to be typed twice or chased by email.

Free forever for grantees. Oversight is always free for funders.
app.grantary.co.uk · GR-2026-0418Verified record
FCF-2025-114 · baseline v2Active
Community Wellbeing Fund
Fernmoor Community Foundation funds Access All Ages · 1 Sept 2025 to 31 Aug 2026
Funder side
Awarded£42,000
Paid to date£21,000
Conditions met5 of 6
Grantee side
Spend recorded£12,600
Evidence items34
Milestones done2 of 4
Milestone 2 · Evidence loggedComplete
Milestone 3 · Interim report
History212 events · chain verified
Every action here is written to a history. Either side can check it. So can an auditor, without an account.

Hover a side. Press attach evidence.Tap a side. Press attach evidence.

One fact. Entered three times. Stored in three different places.

The organisations stay connected. The information does not.

Funder portal Typed here
Applicant registration no. 935AZBT
Grants_Master.xlsx Re-typed
Cell B12 935AZBT
Compliance drive Re-typed again
registration-evidence.pdf 935AZBT
Grantary Entered once
Organisation passport 935AZBT
Checked against the register dailyReused in every applicationSeen by every funder you share it with

On Grantary the passport holds it once, and every application and every funder reads from there.

Upload the requirements. The project sets itself up.

Hand Grantary the award letter or grant agreement. It reads the requirements and sets up the whole grant: conditions, milestones, reporting dates and payments, with no data entry. When a report is due, it is already written.

Fernmoor_award_letter.pdfGrant requirements, uploadedScanned

Award of £18,000 to Saltmarsh Youth Collective, paid in four instalments.

Conditions: safeguarding policy on file, 12 sessions by September, attendance evidenced.

Reporting: an interim report by 14 August, a final report by 30 June.

Upload the award letter or grant agreement. Grantary reads the requirements, so nothing is typed in.

Riverbank Sessions · FCF-2026-031Set up automatically
Conditions register3 conditions, owners and dates
Milestones12 sessions, tracked as delivered
Reporting calendarInterim 14 Aug, final 30 Jun
Payment schedule4 instalments, each with a trigger
Interim reportAssembles itself as you deliver

When the report is due it is already written. Sessions logged, spend recorded, evidence attached, frozen with a verification hash.

Everything on the grant, in one shared record.

Six areas of a grant, held together by one history that funder and grantee both work from.

1

Programmes and applications

Criteria set once. Applications pre-filled from the passport.

Programmes and applications
The Neighbourhood Roots Fund programme in Grantary: envelope position, listing in Find funding, and three applications with their verification state

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2

Grant setup and conditions

The award becomes the live grant without being typed again.

Grant setup and conditions
The plan tab of a live grant: the signed agreement on record, grant documents, and the funding conditions register

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3

Funding and spend

Spend and receipts recorded, seen by funder and grantee alike.

Funding and spend
The finance tab of a live grant: the payment schedule with four instalments received

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4

Delivery and outcomes

Evidence attached to the work it supports.

Delivery and outcomes
The delivery tab of a live grant: milestones delivered, in progress and overdue, and outcomes measured against targets

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5

Changes, risks and questions

Decided in the record, not in an inbox.

Changes, risks and questions
The changes and risks tab: a pending change request with approve and reject, and an approved venue change with its decision note

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6

Reporting and audit

Reports build from the record, ready for an auditor.

Reporting and audit
The reports tab: a reporting calendar with an accepted report, a submitted report awaiting acceptance, and a final report due

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This is where the money ends up.

Intergenerational Music Making, a Grantary pilot partner. Sessions like this one are funded, delivered and reported on Grantary today.

A child in a school uniform and an older woman laughing together on a sofa at an Intergenerational Music Making session

We keep spending and evidence linked to each grant, so reporting takes less time.

Charlotte Miller, Intergenerational Music Making
For funders

A clearer view from application to impact.

Applications arrive already checked. Delivery, spend and evidence appear in the record as they happen.

Neighbourhood Roots Fund · Summer 2026Open
Applications14
Awarded£18,000
Budget£60,000
Saltmarsh Youth Collective4 of 4 checks passed
Harbour Lane TrustInsurance expires
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For grantees

Tell Grantary about your organisation once.

Your passport is checked against the register every day and goes into every application you make.

Saltmarsh Youth Collective · passportChecked today
Charity Commission registrationCurrent
Safeguarding policy · reviewed Mar 2026On file
Public liability insuranceExpires 12 Sep
Reused in 3 applications this year0 re-typed
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People decide. Never an algorithm.

No application on Grantary is scored, ranked or rejected by AI. A funding decision changes what happens in a real community, and an applicant who asks why deserves an answer a person can give. Where AI helps, it helps people write. It does not judge what they wrote.

Grantary keeps the record of the money. It does not hold or move it.

Awards, payment schedules and spend are recorded here. No funds pass through the platform.

What AI does here, and what it never does
Drafts a programme summary from your criteria
Helps write
Finds a missing document before a deadline
Helps write
Answers “what is due this month?” from the live record
Helps write
Scores, ranks or rejects an application
Never

Built side by side with the people who run grants.

We knew there had to be a better way to manage the complexity around grant funding, but turning that into a workable product was the challenge. The team took time to understand the problem from both sides, then designed and built Grantary around the real funding journey. The result brings funding, delivery, expenditure and outcomes together in one place, using automation and AI to reduce administration and give everyone much better visibility.

Charlotte MillerCharlotte MillerGrantary advisor. Founder, Intergenerational Music Making.
47features live today
4UK registers checked daily
Every feature, listed →

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What makes this different from a grants portal?

Established platforms manage the stages of a grant. Grantary connects them, on one record that funder and grantee work in and an auditor can check.

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  • The application becomes the live record
  • One record worked by funder and recipient
  • Verification by an auditor with no account
  • No application is scored by AI

Free to start, on either side.

Grantees
£0forever

Unlimited grants, from any funder. Unlimited viewers, auditors and trustees. No card, no trial clock.

  • Paid plans from £59 a month add working members as your team grows
  • Many funders cover the cost for the organisations they fund
Grantee plans
Funders
£0oversight, forever

See and co-work every grant you fund at no cost. Programme plans are for running your own rounds.

  • Programme plans from £4,800 a year, sized by grants under management
  • Unlimited users, applications and assessors on every plan
Funder plans

Prices in GBP, no VAT currently added. Full pricing, sponsorship bands and the questions people ask →

Free resources · no account needed

Two free tools for both sides of a grant.

Measure where the work repeats, then put a better structure in place, whatever you run your grants on today.

Guide + calculator

The hidden cost of grant administration

Follow one grant through seven stages and put a live pound figure on the repeated work, using your own numbers.

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Template kit

The grant reporting & conditions kit

Six ready-to-use templates for both sides of a grant: conditions and evidence for funders, reports and logs for grantees.

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See it working on a grant like yours.

Try the live demo, or talk to us about your programme. We reply to every enquiry, usually within one working day.