Patent Draft · AI-assisted drafting
A litigation-grade first draft, without the 40-hour burn.
Draft turns an invention disclosure into claims, drawings, and specification. The inventor stays alongside you in the portal, every phrase is cited, and your hours go to judgment instead of boilerplate.
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The problem
Flat fees collapsed drafting time. Quality is the casualty.
Budgets that have barely moved in fifteen years now leave associates a fraction of the hours drafting used to get. The shortcuts that save those hours are exactly what defense counsel exploits years later, in Markman and at the PTAB.
Budgets leave associates around 17 hours to interview, research, and draft a litigation-grade application, a recipe for burnout and thin drafts.
helps Draft turns the invention disclosure into a complete first draft (claims, specification, and drawings) so your time goes to judgment, not boilerplate.
Patent profanity, an AAPA-laden Background, §112 support gaps, and broken claim dependencies quietly set up future invalidity.
helps Draft flags absolute terms, keeps the Background lean, traces §112 written-description support, and checks claim antecedents and dependencies.
The DOCX filing mandate's conversion and OCR steps can silently corrupt the document the USPTO treats as authoritative.
helps Draft exports clean, filing-ready DOCX from text you control.
How Draft works
From disclosure to a defensible draft.
Claim draft
Claims that start from the inventor's own words.
The claim workspace is deliberately simple: Draft analyzes the invention disclosure and the intake answers, proposes an independent and dependent claim structure, and hands it to you and the inventor to refine together through the client portal.
- Reads the disclosure and intake answers
- Proposes independent and dependent claims
- Refine with the inventor in the client portal
- Every phrase traces back to a source
Intake answers flow in from the Toolbox intake form, so the inventor describes the invention once and every product builds on it.
Drawing draft
Product photos and sketches become filing-ready figures.
Draft turns ideas and product images into clean line drawings, then suggests reference numerals drawn from the claims so the figures and the claim language stay in lockstep. Every numeral and revision is tracked, so you can branch, compare, and roll back like version control.
- Images and ideas become clean line drawings
- Reference numerals suggested from the claims
- Add, rename, and track numerals as you go
- Full version history you can branch and revisit
Specification studio
The studio where the whole application comes together.
The specification is drafted the moment you initialize the project, then opens in a studio where the abstract, claims, and specification sit side by side. Change a claim and the spec surfaces suggested edits to stay coherent, so the document never drifts out of sync while you work.
- Specification drafted on initialization
- Abstract, claims, and spec in one editor
- Change a claim, get suggested spec edits to match
- Drafting-risk checks: profanity, AAPA, §112 support
Client questions & consistency
The inventor stays in the loop, without the email chains.
When the draft needs a decision only the inventor can make, Draft routes the question through the client portal and folds the answer back into the work. Answer once and the change propagates: edit a claim and the spec and drawings get matching suggested edits, so every document stays consistent.
- Questions routed through the client portal
- Answers flow straight back into the draft
- One change suggests coherent edits across claims, spec, and drawings
- You review and approve every change
Citations & AI transparency
Every phrase cited. Every AI inference flagged.
Every phrase in the draft links to where it came from: the disclosure, a specific claim, or an intake answer. Where the model inferred something the source did not state, Draft marks the passage and shows the inference for you to accept or reject. You review a sourced document instead of re-reading every line to work out which parts to trust.
- Every phrase cited to its source
- AI inferences clearly marked for review
- Nothing enters the draft unreviewed
- An auditable trail from disclosure to draft
Privacy
Your inventions stay yours.
Draft never trains on your work. Critical when pasting unfiled inventions into public AI tools risks statutory bars or privilege waivers.
- Zero-data-training guarantee
- No public-model exposure
- Encrypted and access-controlled
- The human inventor stays the author
The outputs
The deliverables you actually want to see.
A real starting point and a safety net. Not a black box that hands you text you have to re-verify line by line.
A complete first draft
Claims, drawings, and specification generated from the disclosure and intake.
A fully-cited draft
Every phrase traced to its source, with AI inferences flagged for your review.
Filing-ready DOCX
A clean export that keeps your authored text authoritative.
Who it's for
For everyone holding the pen.
Drafting associates
Produce litigation-grade drafts without eating unbillable hours to do it.
Partners
Raise the floor on draft quality across the team and protect realization.
In-house counsel
Get consistent, defensible drafts from outside or in-house teams.
FAQ
Common questions.
No. Draft produces a filing-ready DOCX; you review, finalize, and file.
Draft is a drafting aid, not the inventor. You stay the author. It also flags the patterns (profanity, AAPA, §112 gaps) that create invalidity risk in the first place.
No. Under zero-data-training governance, your inventions and client data are never used to train models.
Yes. Draft generates drawings alongside the claims and specification.
Yes. Draft gives you a structured first draft to shape; your judgment and voice stay in control.
Give the hours back to judgment.
See how Draft turns a disclosure into a litigation-grade first draft, and catches the errors before they cost you.
