RFP responses, drafted
from your own content.

No, and that difference is the whole point. General-purpose AI writes from nothing, so it produces the generic answers evaluators spot instantly. Airprose writes from your own past tenders, policies and case studies, and cites every answer back to the document it came from.

If your library doesn't cover a question, it tells you that instead of inventing something.

Same day. Upload a few past tenders, point Airprose at a live one, and you have a first draft the same afternoon. There's no implementation project and no admin setup phase, because there's nothing to roll out.

The big platforms are capable, but that power comes with a tax their own users complain about: weeks of onboarding, a content library someone has to keep curating, per-seat pricing that punishes you for adding reviewers, and exports you reformat by hand before submitting.

Airprose keeps the core job and drops the overhead. You're productive the same day, there's no library to seed or maintain, every plan includes unlimited users, and what you export matches the buyer's own form.

No. Airprose works from your real documents as they are. There's no separate library to seed or police: answers are drawn from what you've already written, and every approved answer is saved and reused automatically.

Yes. Airprose fills your answers back into the buyer's own forms and templates, so the output is ready to submit in the format the portal expects, not something you rebuild by hand at 11pm.

You're always the last word. Nothing is submitted automatically. Every answer is traceable to its source, so you can verify it in seconds, and answers can be assigned, commented on, edited and signed off by the right person before anything leaves the building. The AI does the first pass; the human keeps the pen.

The opposite. Because every answer is grounded in your own evidence and tracked from draft to sign-off, you can disclose AI use confidently under the Cabinet Office guidance instead of hoping nobody asks. We're building a disclosure summary into the export flow, so declaring AI use becomes a one-click, defensible step.

Your documents and answers are stored in the UK, and every organisation's data is isolated at the database level, so one customer can never see another's. Your content is never used to train shared AI models.

Not today, and we'd rather say so plainly than claim a badge we don't hold. Formal certification is on the roadmap. What's true right now: UK data storage, strict per-tenant isolation and no training on your content.

Yes. Your first tender is free: take a real or sample pack all the way from upload to a submission-ready draft before you decide. No card, no demo call.