Discover. Connect. Apply.From finding the call tosubmitting the application.
Everything between the idea you have and the funding that backs it.
ArkSearch
Every funder's calls, in one search.
Funders publish on their own sites, in their own formats, on their own schedules. ArkSearch pulls government, foundation, corporate and institutional calls into one place and matches them to your field, your stage and your eligibility — so what you see first is what you could actually win.
Matching on your research profile, not just keywords
Recommendations weighing expertise, eligibility and fit
Side-by-side comparison of requirements and fit before you commit
Smart Alerts for new matches, deadlines, best-fit grants and your own saved searches
ArkAssist
Write to the criteria you're judged on.
Pick a call and Studio assembles the application around it. It deep-reads the call's pages and linked attachments, works through a concept note, the required documents and a funder-aware budget, validates everything against the call's rules, and finishes with a mock evaluation on the Horizon Europe rubric. You answer the questions only you can answer.
Templates aligned to the funder's own requirements
Drafting help on structure, style and clarity as you write
A structured, funder-aware budget with justification for each line
Requirement validation and a mock evaluation with fixes, before submission
ArkSphere
Find partners beyond the people you already know.
Consortia usually get built from whoever you already have an email address for. ArkSphere opens the European Commission's own directory of organisations and researchers, shows who is actively looking for partners, and lists the National Contact Points whose help on your programme is free.
Partner suggestions based on what people have actually worked on
Consortium building against a specific call's requirements
Shared spaces for cross-border, cross-sector teams
National Contact Points by country and thematic area
Pulse
See where the funding is going.
Pulse turns the funding landscape into something you can read: which programmes are growing, which topics are drawing money, when calls actually appear, and where research is running ahead of the funding reaching it.
Live dashboards tracking funding volume, trends and momentum across programmes
Thematic intelligence on the topics and disciplines drawing money
Deadline calendars, seasonal patterns and the months that carry the most calls
Research Frontiers: topics gaining momentum, and those left comparatively underfunded
Graph
Four decades of who funded whom.
Graph maps four decades of publicly funded research as a navigable network — European framework programmes from FP1 to Horizon Europe, EU cohesion spending, and national funding from Canada, Ireland, Spain, Sweden, the UK and the US — so you can see who worked with whom, which organisations keep winning, and how smaller companies get in.
European framework programmes from FP1 to Horizon Europe, plus EU cohesion and national funding
Collaboration networks showing how organisations and researchers connect
Funding-pattern and research-trend analysis across four decades
Organisation, programme, topic and sector views, including SME participation
Agent
An assistant that acts, with your approval.
Agent sits inside ArkSearch, ArkSphere and Graph as well as its own workspace. It researches with sources you can check, and when it wants to do something — track a deadline, link a call to a sphere, send a connection request — it proposes the action and waits for you. It remembers what you're working on, and you can delete that memory whenever you like.
Multi-step research and funding workflows in one conversation
Drafts proposals, summaries and reports while you review and refine
Proposes actions across ArkSearch, ArkSphere and Graph for you to approve
A weekly briefing on new funding, partners and trends, plus schedules and an inbox for work that runs while you're away
Start with the call you're already thinking about.
Search it, check whether you're eligible, and see what applying would actually take.
"If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."
— Isaac Newton