Every tender notice, read. Only the right ones, drafted.
Kestrel reads every live UK public sector notice, judges which ones genuinely fit your business and shows you why. When one does, it drafts a first response from your own evidence.
See what it found, and why.
The tenders that fit your business, closest deadline first, each with the reason in one line. Nothing hidden: search the ones left out and see why they were.
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Why it fits, in a line
Every tender shows the reason it was picked, so you can judge it in seconds instead of reading the notice.
Search what was left out
Think one is missing? Search for it. If we left it out, you will see the reason, and you can tell us it is wrong.
A calm, honest status
Last synced, closing this week, nothing buried. If syncing ever stalls, the header says so and we are alerted straight away.
Read everything. Judge properly. Draft when it counts.
Every live notice, every 4 hours
Kestrel reads the whole public sector feed and cross-checks it against the per-notice records, so the notices the list quietly drops are recovered too.
Fit by judgment, not keywords
Scope, evaluation criteria and sector fit are weighed against your business, and the reasoning is shown. What it leaves out is kept, searchable and explained.
A grounded first response
It reads the whole tender pack, finds the questions, word limits and weightings, and drafts only from your own profile and past projects. Unknowns are flagged, not invented.
See what is coming, not just what is open.
Planned tenders and likely re-lets, spotted early from the notices buyers publish before they go to market. Watch one and you hear the moment it opens.
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Most tender software is a shared dashboard with your logo on it.
A chat starts blind every time. Kestrel remembers.
Notices change. Deadlines move, lots are added, documents are replaced. Kestrel keeps a structured, sourced record of every notice and checks it daily. A chat window has no idea what changed.
See what Kestrel would find for your business.
A 20-minute walkthrough, using your own work to show what would have been on your dashboard this week.