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We find the public work you could win.

Every night Yako reads every open call it can reach — 88,695 across 28 sources and 23 languages — and matches them to who you actually are.

read tonight 03:00

03:00.

While you sleep, Yako reads the terrain — every source, every language. By morning: only what you could win, each with the reason shown.

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We never guess.

Every claim is checked against its sources. What fails is flagged, in plain sight, restorable in one click. A real report from a real run:

  • 'Chance for Children (NPO)' is a research subject, not a client — moved to researched_only
  • 'European Investment Bank' unclear commissioning — removed per under-claim policy
  • delivered_in TJ text-backed (country named in the pages; no named client there)
  • duplicate client row 'EIB' merged
  • legal name inferred from VAT register — kept, marked unconfirmed

Under-claiming is a feature. Your profile says less than it could — and everything it says is true.

Don't take our word. Run last year.

Build a profile from concept chips and run it against twelve months of closed calls. Every deadline has passed — only evidence.

Worked example — a learning-design studio

31 calls surfaced · 8 strong fits · 6 countries · 4 languages

Save a search and Yako watches the terrain for you from then on.

One way in, for now.

Explore the archive of closed calls now. For the desk that watches the open ones every night, we are opening seats a few at a time.

Just explore

No sign-up. Search the archive and ask the past what Yako would have found.

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Email, and if you like, who you are and what you look for. One mail when a seat opens — nothing else.

Ask in your language. Find in all of them.

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Built for the ones who already win

  • The studio that delivers through its network and never had time to watch forty portals.
  • The consultancy whose next framework contract is published in a language nobody in the office reads.
  • The implementer whose funders sit in one country and whose work lives in nine others.

The quiet part

  • EU-native. Built in Europe, hosted in Europe, GDPR by architecture.
  • Consent-first. Award facts stay on public notices; your organisation's story appears only when you claim it.
  • No dark patterns. Counts are counts, never countdowns. We show a reason or we show nothing.
  • Accessible by law and by conviction — WCAG 2.1 AA at launch.