Accelerate your journey from idea to impact. Empowering researchers, innovators and the organisations backing them with intelligent tools spanning the entire research and innovation lifecycle.
The research is the part you trained for. The rest — combing through funder portals, guessing at eligibility, assembling a consortium from the handful of people you already know, rewriting the same case for the fifth time — is the part that takes the weeks. ResearchArk takes that part.
Six products, one system — discover funding, develop proposals, build partnerships, track intelligence and explore the research graph, with an Agent working across all of them.
Find the calls you could actually win
From a call to a submittable application
Partners beyond your address book
See where the funding is going
Four decades of who funded whom
An assistant that acts, with your approval
Whether you are applying on your own, running a group, or funding innovation across an organisation — for the grants, fellowships, prizes, loans and other funding that doesn't cost you equity.
The call that fits you best is rarely the one you happen to hear about. ArkSearch matches on your field, your stage and your eligibility — then Smart Alerts keep watching: new matches, approaching deadlines, or the grants that best fit your profile, by email or in-app, only when something genuinely new appears.
ArkAssist Studio reads the call and its attachments, drafts the documents and a funder-aware budget, checks them against the call's own rules, then scores the draft on the Horizon Europe rubric and tells you what to fix — while there is still time to fix it.
National Contact Points are official advisors whose help is free, and whom most applicants never find. ArkSphere lists them by country and thematic area — Horizon Europe clusters, ERC, MSCA and the EIC, plus Euratom, Erasmus+, Creative Europe, LIFE, EU4Health, Digital Europe and Interreg.
From five people up, your group works in shared spheres, passes applications and drafts between members, and runs on one invoice with roles and permissions — instead of five separate accounts repeating five separate searches.
ArkSphere opens the European Commission's own directory of organisations and researchers, and surfaces the ones actively looking for partners — so a consortium is drawn from everyone working in your area, not the names already in your inbox.
Pulse maps upcoming deadlines against five years of real publishing patterns, shows which months actually carry the most calls, and flags the ones that stay open all year — so a group plans a year ahead instead of a fortnight.
The organisation dashboard tracks your spheres, active members, week-by-week activity and what your people are sharing internally — exportable as CSV the moment someone upstairs asks for numbers.
Pulse Research Frontiers combines OpenAlex topic activity with funding signals to flag the fields gaining momentum and those left comparatively underfunded — a place to look, offered as a signal rather than a verdict.
Graph covers four decades of publicly funded projects with a private-sector view: SME participation, sector breakdowns, which organisations keep winning and who they keep partnering with.
Put ResearchArk to work on the funding you're chasing right now.