PatentPilot

From invention disclosure to a filing-ready patent application.

PatentPilot walks inventors through every step a patent attorney would: the interview, the prior-art search, the claims, the drawings and the specification. PatentPilot AI does the research and drafting; your team approves each step.

Intake and triage are free. You pay when the prior-art search starts.

Inventor describes the invention;PatentPilot AI interviews until everytopic is covered102Search patents and literature; compareeach reference element by element104Draft tiered claims around the selectedpoints of novelty106Draw figures and write thespecification in USPTO order108Review, then file yourself or through aregistered practitioner110
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Nine steps, each one approved by a person

Nothing moves forward until someone on your team has read it and approved it. Every draft is versioned, and every claim term is traced to the description.

  1. 100

    Disclosure

    Describe the invention in plain language. PatentPilot AI asks follow-up questions until alternatives, advantages, dates and inventors are covered.

  2. 200

    Triage

    An early read on eligibility (§101), a quick novelty scan, your grace-period deadline and the recommended filing route.

  3. 300

    Prior art

    PatentPilot AI searches patents and papers and builds an element-by-element comparison you can tag and annotate.

  4. 400

    Novelty

    You choose which differences the claims are built around.

  5. 500

    Claims

    Broad, intermediate and narrow claims with plain-English explanations and live checks for antecedent basis and indefinite terms.

  6. 600

    Drawings

    Black-and-white figures with reference numerals, laid out to USPTO drawing rules.

  7. 700

    Specification

    Every section in 37 CFR 1.77 order, with every claim term supported in the description.

  8. 800

    Review

    A partner-style review plus automated checks. You fix or acknowledge each issue.

  9. 900

    Filing

    A DOCX application, drawings PDF, data sheet, declarations and a Patent Center checklist — or hand it to a registered practitioner.

Technology transfer offices

Turn a stack of invention disclosures into triaged, searched provisional applications before the publication date arrives.

Startups

File a strong provisional before the demo day or the conference talk, then upgrade to a nonprovisional within twelve months.

Corporate IP teams

Give engineers a guided intake and give your counsel a first draft, a search report and an issues list to start from.

Pricing

USPTO fees are paid by you directly to the USPTO. A provisional costs $65–$325 depending on entity size.

For inventors

$499 per invention

One innovation seat takes one invention from the prior-art search to the filing package, with revisions. Interview and triage are free. No subscription.

Start as an inventor

For organisations

$99 per user / month

Seats for inventors, IP managers and admins, plus a shared credit pool: $399 per application, $3,290 for ten, or a monthly bundle. IP managers approve which inventions go ahead.

Set up your organisation

Practitioner filing

Fixed-fee quote

A registered patent attorney or agent reviews your application, signs it and files it for you. Required when a company or university is the applicant.