Write for the Rubric, Not the Reader
Funders Score Your Proposal. Are You Writing for Their Rubric?
Every federal grant and most foundation applications use a scoring rubric. Most nonprofits write blind. Bloomwell reviews your draft against the funder's stated criteria and tells you where you're losing points.
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Why nonprofits switch
01
Rubric-Aware Review Before You Submit
Paste your draft and the funder's scoring criteria. Bloomwell identifies which sections are strong, which are thin, and what's missing entirely.
02
Know Your Score Before the Funder Does
Estimate your likely score on each rubric section. Prioritize your revision time on the sections worth the most points.
03
Funder-Specific, Not Generic Feedback
Bloomwell's AI review is shaped around the specific funder's language and priorities — not boilerplate grant writing advice.
04
Combine with Funder Research and Drafting
Find the funder, write the draft, and review against the rubric — all in one place. No tool-switching mid-workflow.
Side by side
| Bloomwell AI | Writing Without Review | |
|---|---|---|
| Rubric awareness | ✅ Reviewed against criteria | ❌ Writing blind |
| Section scoring | ✅ Per-section gap analysis | ❌ Guessing |
| Revision prioritization | ✅ Focus on highest-point sections | ❌ Everything feels equal |
| Funder-specific feedback | ✅ Shaped around this funder | ❌ Generic advice |
| Combined with drafting | ✅ Same platform | ❌ Separate tools |