Load two funding announcements from any agency or funder, see a field-by-field diff plus a full-text comparison of everything else, and export a formatted Word document. Upload the saved page or a PDF for reliable results, or try a URL.
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Older / baseline announcement
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Newer / reissued announcement
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Load both sides to compare.
On URLs: most agency sites block direct fetches from a browser, so URL loading routes through a public proxy that can be slow, rate-limited, or blocked outright — and a URL that points straight at a PDF works the same way once fetched. Uploading the saved page or the PDF (in your browser: File then Save Page As, or just save the downloaded PDF) always works and keeps everything on your machine — nothing you upload leaves this page.
How this works for any funder: structured fields (opportunity number, dates, award amounts, page limits, agency) are extracted with NIH-tuned patterns first, falling back to general label matching that works across NSF, DOD/DARPA/ARPA-H, DOE, foundations, and most other solicitation formats. Anything a labeled field doesn't catch — program-specific language, eligibility text, scope changes — still shows up in the full-text comparison below the field tables, so nothing silently gets missed just because a field wasn't recognized.
Formatted .docx with the field tables and the full-text differences.