What this is
Grant Radar finds the open EU and Polish funding calls a company can use for R&D. You describe what you are developing; it shows the calls that fit, with deadlines, amounts and links to the official pages.
EU calls come from the public EU Funding & Tenders portal. A job reads the portal's public search every morning, stores grant topics and cascade-funding calls, and marks calls the portal no longer lists as closed. Procurement tenders are left out.
Polish national and regional calls come from the providers' own pages. For each call we record the provider, the conditions (amounts, limits, rates) and the source documents. Each call keeps its official URL and says whether we have checked its conditions yet. We are still checking more calls, and the list says so.
Every open and upcoming call is classified for company eligibility: who can apply, the purpose, R&D relevance, whether Poland is eligible, region and amounts. Matching compares your goal with the eligible calls by meaning, using a multilingual language model; when that model is not available, it falls back to keyword search and says so.
Each row is a summary. Deadlines, budgets and texts are copied from the source page at the time of the check. The call conditions and the submission system stay at the source, and that is where eligibility must be verified.
Who runs it
The site is run by Grant Radar, a company connecting companies that do R&D with universities and funding. It is independent of the European Commission, of Polish funding bodies and of any university. Company accounts hold the e-mail address, the company profile you enter (name, website, region, size, sector, what you work on and what you want to develop) and the calls you save. E-mails left without an account are kept only to send the matching calls.
The site sets a language cookie and, when you sign in, a session cookie. It uses no tracking or advertising cookies.
Provenance
We wrote the application from scratch in October 2026. It reuses no code from systems the founder built earlier at Wrocław University of Science and Technology. Our own harvester collects the EU calls. The Polish call data was prepared differently: with a modified copy of the founder's earlier grant-harvesting tooling, plus fresh source captures and manual document review. So that data is not fully independent of the earlier tooling (not a clean-room collection). Every call keeps its official source URL.
Questions or a missing source: iwo@scindu.com