Eligibility you can check
KeyStone reads each posting's wording on location, visa sponsorship and who can apply, against the countries you can work in.
Tell KeyStone where you can work and what you want. It reads company job boards, drops the roles that rule you out, and shows the rest with the posting's own words behind each one.
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Three tools that share one rule: nothing gets written that isn't already true.
KeyStone reads each posting's wording on location, visa sponsorship and who can apply, against the countries you can work in.
Rewrites what's on your CV for the role. Anything it can't verify is left out, not invented.
Paste any grant call. KeyStone checks your eligibility, then drafts the sections from your CV and a short brief. Missing facts become blanks for you to fill.
Up to five new matches each morning. It stays off until you turn it on, and you can switch it off any time.
to use. Finding your matches uses 0 AI credits, so it's free and repeatable.
Most job boards show you every role and leave you to find out, after you apply, that you can't take it. KeyStone checks first.
Yes, with no card. Finding job matches uses no AI, so it costs nothing to run. Tailoring a CV and drafting a grant use a shared daily AI budget. You can add your own OpenRouter key in Settings to skip that limit.
It reads the posting's own wording on location, visa sponsorship and who can apply, and compares it with the countries you say you can work in. Every match shows the sentence or the location line behind it.
No. It's a signal, not a promise. Whether an employer will sponsor you is theirs to confirm, and this is not immigration advice.
No. It is information read from official government pages, quoted as written. KeyStone cannot tell you whether you will be approved, and rules change. Confirm on the official page and speak to a qualified adviser if you are unsure.
KeyStone does not train or fine-tune any model. When you use a tailoring or drafting tool, your text is sent to an AI provider to produce the result, and those providers' own practices vary. Finding job matches never sends your CV to an AI model. The AI transparency page has the detail.
No card. No invented facts. Your CV stays yours.
Find my matchesPaste any grant call. KeyStone reads what it asks for, checks your eligibility, then drafts each section from your CV and a short brief. Anything it can't verify stays a blank for you to fill.
Free to use. No card required.
Example only.
Most grant help hands you a template and leaves you to fill it with whatever sounds good. KeyStone starts from what you can show, and tells you where you can't.
Silence in your CV is never read as "ineligible". It is marked "can't tell" for you to confirm.
Nothing else goes into a draft. No outside facts, and no invented ones.
Each number is compared with your sources, and each section is held to the call's word and character limits.
Drafts save to your account. Drafting uses a shared daily AI budget, or bring your own key.
These are a starter set. Each was read on the programme's official page, and every fact is quoted word for word. Beside them, sign in to search every open call on Grants.gov and the EU Funding & Tenders portal, and see which verified programmes you fit.
Training, mentoring and seed capital for African entrepreneurs, with a yearly application window on TEFConnect.
A U.S. government fellowship for young African leaders aged 25 to 35, with six-week institutes at U.S. colleges and universities.
A free international startup accelerator in Istanbul, with office space, mentoring and investor access, that takes no equity.
A prize and commercialisation support for engineering innovators from sub-Saharan Africa, with up to £50,000 in prize money.
Fully funded one-year master's scholarships at UK universities for emerging leaders from eligible countries.
When the call asks for something your brief doesn't say, you get a blank to fill, not a number we made up.
Choose a saved CV, or paste one, then add the grant call by pasting it, linking to it or uploading the file.
See each criterion rated met, partial, gap or can't tell, with the evidence. Edit the sections and limits it found before you draft.
Answer a few plain questions in your own words: the problem, what you will do, who benefits, what you are asking for, and what you have already achieved.
Each section is written to the call's limits from your CV and brief only. Figures that appear in none of your sources are flagged, and missing facts become blanks.
No card. No invented facts. Your CV stays yours.
Visa routes read on the issuing government's own pages, each with a checklist built from them. Tick items off as you go, and your progress is saved.
Free to use. Information, not immigration advice.
Each item shows the official wording it comes from.
A route is added only after its issuing government's page has been read, and only if it can be re-checked automatically.
A UK visa to live and work for leaders and potential leaders in academia or research, arts and culture, or digital technology.
A long-stay (type D) visa for people who work remotely, applied for through an Estonian representation, with a €120 state fee.
Choose a visa from the list. Each one was read on the issuing government's own page.
Fees, how long it takes, who it is for and what to send, every line quoted word for word from the official page.
Work down the checklist as you collect documents. Your progress is saved to your account.
KeyStone files nothing for you. It links you to the official application when you are ready.
Every day, KeyStone re-reads each route's official pages and checks that every quoted line is still there. If a page changes, the route is flagged. If it stays out of step for a second day, it is removed until the page matches again, so you are never shown a checklist the government has since rewritten.
No card. Information from official pages, not advice.
The text of your CV, your drafts, the applications you log, your settings and your visa checklist progress. Uploaded files are read, then discarded.
OpenRouter and its model providers for the AI steps only, plus Google Firebase, Netlify, Cloudflare and Resend. Nothing is sold. See the full list.
Ask for a copy or a correction by email, or delete your account and everything in it yourself, in Settings. [email protected]
Sign-in is Google, a magic link or a one-time code. There's no password stored, so there's none to steal.
Everything, tool by tool, is on the Your data page. Your rights under GDPR and Nigerian data protection law are in the privacy policy, and how AI is used is spelled out too. Questions? Read the FAQ.
Tailoring and drafting run on a shared daily AI budget so KeyStone stays free for everyone. Heavy users can add their own OpenRouter key instead. Finding job matches uses no AI at all.