DevGrant.com is an educational index of developer grants: open-source funds, fellowships, and research grants, with plain guides to how applying works.
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What Devgrant Does
An educational index of developer grants — open-source funds, fellowships, and research grants that pay developers to build — and how applications typically work.
A categorized index of programs that fund developer work, each linking to the funder's official page.
Explainers on how maintainer funds and ecosystem programs support open-source work.
Developer fellowships and residencies: their structure, terms, and typical time commitments.
What strong grant proposals contain — scope, milestones, budget — and how committees generally read them.
How to parse eligibility criteria and deadlines carefully before writing a single word.
A digest flagging newly listed programs and application windows opening or closing soon.
How Devgrant Works
Filter programs by type — open source, fellowship, research — and by what they fund.
Use the eligibility guides to rule programs in or out before investing writing time.
Follow the proposal anatomy guides, then apply through the funder's official channel.
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Devgrant — Grants that fund developer work Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
No. DevGrant is educational — it maps how developer grant programs generally work. Verify all terms with the funder's official documentation and consult a professional on tax and contract questions.
No. It is an index and guide. Every listing links to the funding organization's own application page, and no application passes through this site.
Grants are generally non-repayable, unlike loans or investment — but many carry obligations such as milestones, reports, or open licensing. Each explainer covers the common strings attached.
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