Everything it does, by the job it does

Search and save

Type what you are looking for in plain words, or narrow by NAICS, set-aside, agency, state and date with a count beside every choice. Sort by deadline, and create a pursuit from any notice. Free forever.

Smart alertsEssential

Save a search. Get an email and a push notification when a matching contract is found, and a warning when the alert itself is catching far too much or nothing at all.

Your matchesEssential

What your alerts caught in the last two weeks that is still open and not already a pursuit, closing soonest first, narrowed by the alert that caught each one, set-aside, closing date or department. Up to sixty are listed, with the total count.

Deadline calendar

The deadlines on your pursuits, or the next 300 notices to close, grouped by day, so nothing slips. Free forever.

Officer searchProfessional

Find the contracting officers who buy what you sell, see everything they are running right now, and reach them directly.

Sources Sought responsesEssential

A draft answer to a Sources Sought notice, from the agency’s own questions and your company profile, because answering is how a small firm shapes the set-aside decision.

Agency forecastsProfessional

What agencies expect to buy before a notice exists, matched to your trades and in the morning email, with the notice it became when it posts.

AI document reviewEssential

Downloads up to fifteen attachments a notice, reads the PDFs, Word documents and spreadsheets, and returns scope of work, mandatory requirements, submission instructions, evaluation criteria, risks and red flags, and says which attachments it read in full, in part or not at all.

Compliance checklistEssential

Up to forty “shall submit”, “must include” and “is required to” lines that decide whether a bid is accepted, each with the sentence it came from. Items that would disqualify a proposal are marked as such. Part of the notice’s document review: building it after the review spends nothing more.

AI bid assistantEssential

Ask anything about an opportunity and get answers grounded strictly in the notice itself. If it is not in the solicitation, it says so.

What work like this costsProfessional

What the government has actually paid for comparable work, from public award data, with the sample size shown so you can judge it.

Proposal outline and drafting guidesEssential

The checklist arranged into the sections of a proposal, each read as the writer: what it must prove, quoted from the solicitation, how it is scored, and a Word skeleton with a placeholder for every answer.

AI proposal draftsProfessional

Each section drafted from what it must answer, quoted from the solicitation, and from your own company record, never an invented fact: a note in brackets marks anything only you can supply. 5 a month.

Submission packageEssential

The forms, volumes and attachments the solicitation demands, each with its source sentence and the file that answers it, and a zip in the agency’s order with a manifest of what is missing.

Home

The app and the website open on what changed overnight, what closes this week, and what still needs a result recorded, most urgent first.

Amendment watchEssential

Deadlines that move, set-asides that change, notices that are canceled, and attachments that appear after you read the first version.

Daily digestEssential

One email each morning with what needs you today, and silence on the days nothing does.

Certification remindersEssential

Warned at sixty, thirty, fourteen, seven and one day before an 8(a), WOSB, HUBZone or SDVOSB status expires.

Fit assessmentEssential

Every solicitation opens with strong match, worth a look, or probably not, and the reasons under it, each one traceable to your codes, your status or the clock. The same band sits on every row of a search, your matches and your pursuits.

Proposal filesEssential

Every draft kept against the bid it belongs to, with versions, so the current one is never in doubt and the older ones are a tap away. Private to your team; the security page says where files are kept.

Price to winEssential

The hourly ceiling rates the government has already accepted for the labor categories the solicitation names, with the rows behind each figure and an estimate built from them.

Calendar feedEssential

Every deadline, question cutoff, next action and certification expiry in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar, kept current on its own.

Pursuits

Move a pursuit from Watching to Bidding to Submitted, then Won, Lost or No bid, with the reason in one tap. What is waiting on you sorts to the top, and the board narrows by owner, agency, closing date or what needs attention.

Bid capture

Record what you bid when you submit it, so the number is there when the outcome arrives.

Award outcomes

Who won, what they were paid, and how that compares to what you bid.

ReportsEssential

Win rate, won value, median award and cycle time, and why pursuits ended, counted from the results you record. For your whole team or just your own work, with a summary by email each week or month.

How crowded it isProfessional

How many offers this agency usually gets in your trade, how often it awards to the only bidder, how much it sets aside, and who keeps winning.

Business searchProfessional

Look up any federal contractor. Registration status, location, NAICS codes.

Teaming partnersProfessional

Save the firms already winning work like yours, keep what you know about them, and put them on a bid as prime, sub or still talking.

Recompete RadarProfessional

Contracts in your trade and your states that end in six to eighteen months, with the incumbent and what they were paid. When a contract ends the work usually does not, and large firms pay a capture team to track exactly this.

Integrations and single sign-onPremier

A read-only API key for your notices, pursuits, matches and reports, webhooks that post to your own systems within the hour, and sign-in through your company’s Okta, Microsoft Entra or Google Workspace.