Seven patent applications on how Patly works

Reads everything an institution publishes and scores each paper for patentable subject matter and licensing potential, with no disclosure from the inventor.

The discovery stage nobody else runs. The queue exists because of this one.

Ranks what detection finds across preprint servers, journals and award feeds against the grace clock, so the office works a ranked queue, not a list.

The ranked queue, and the shortlist report a university sees before the first meeting.

Each limitation of a machine‑drafted claim is checked against the paper and the retrieved prior art. A claim that fails is regenerated under constraints rather than rewritten.

Why an attorney can sign a draft written from a paper, a check we have not found in tools built only to write faster.

Claim elements are mapped against source code and document collections, so a claim can be checked for support, and for use, against what exists.

Verification for software inventions, and a route into corporate R&D.

A population of simulated examiners, conditioned on measured attributes of the art unit that would get the case, reviews the draft. The spread across the population is the reported risk, calibrated on real outcomes.

The review inside every draft, and Patly Examiner, sold to firms for their own drafts.

For a patent or a draft, which companies would license or acquire it, with a bounded range for each, as a screening signal and not an appraisal.

Part of what ranks the queue, and the licensing line in every report.

Filing packages are assembled and submitted electronically when an event calls for them, such as an office approval, instead of by hand for each case.

The operations layer that lets a flat per‑filing price hold at volume.