Checking whether it already exists takes an afternoon
Know whether the idea already exists, where there’s room to move and how broadly to protect it. And reach the specialist with the draft written, not from scratch.
What the EPO and the USPTO say about your idea
Prior-art search runs before you invest months of development in something that already exists.
Which live patents exist in your field and where your design has room to move.
The session with the patent attorney starts with a draft and concrete questions, not a blank page.
Four chained steps over your project
Each step can be used on its own. Together they run from prior-art search to the draft application.
Prior art
State-of-the-art search with official data, not generic internet results.
Patentability
Whether the invention is new and what sets it apart from what’s published.
Strategy
Patent, utility model, industrial design or trade secret: what fits and why.
Draft
A drafted application, ready to review with the specialist.
Where it is used
These tools work standalone, for a one-off question without setting anything up, and also inside a project, where they inherit its context and the result is filed in its record.
Official sources, not approximations
Searches use European Patent Office data (EPO/Espacenet), with complementary sources from USPTO and Google Patents. Every result is verifiable in its source register.
Your industrial property portfolio
The project’s inventions, applications and registrations are gathered with their status and scope, to see what’s protected and what isn’t.
Documents you can take to your patent attorney
Exportable documents, ready to present and file. The final decision and any filing are always reviewed by a person.