Boon.town

Small nonprofits need grants to survive. A grant consultant costs $5,000. Generic AI produces slop that funders recognize immediately. The target user is the "Accidental Grant Writer": an Executive Director at a sub-$500K-budget org who never wanted this job but ended up responsible for funding.

• You upload your organizational documents: past proposals, 501c3 letter, impact data, financials
• The system delivers submission-ready grant proposals, budgets, and compliance packages assembled from your actual org context, not from templates
• Runs quality scoring across 5 dimensions before delivery: NOFO Coverage, Budget Coherence, Voice Match, Compliance, and Funder Alignment

The AI parses funder requirements and maps them to your specific deliverables. It builds budget narratives aligned to your actual financial documents. It assembles everything from your verified org documents, not from templates.

Every competitor has access to the same foundation models. The advantage is what you do with the organization’s specific context: language from proposals that won, financial patterns that match this funder’s priorities, stats buried in impact reports from two years ago. Context beats prompting.

Landing page fully built and deployed. PostHog analytics with 11 custom events integrated. Waitlist capture with email and referral tracking is live. The grant-writing product itself is in development.

This is a landing page and a thesis, not a shipped product. The "Accidental Grant Writer" framing resonated in early conversations, and the four pain points — the Archaeology Problem, the Midnight NOFO, the Budget Trap, and the Compliance Cliff — are specific enough to land immediately with the right audience.

Tracking via 11 custom PostHog events. Early data incoming.