AI patent drafting and search platform for patent professionals
Find flight and train compensation, subscription price hikes, and GDPR cancellation letters in your inbox
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Lite: $29/month or $290/year with 300 AI credits monthly. Pro: $90/month or $900/year with 1,500 AI credits monthly. Enterprise: custom pricing. Free trial: 7 days with 300 trial credits for all plans.
Free: up to 5 subscriptions monitored, EU261 flight claims, SNCF train delay detection, price hike alerts. Pro: $4 per month for unlimited subscriptions, GDPR Article 17 letter generator, 30-day enforcement countdown.
Key features
Auto-fill invention disclosures
AI claims generation for IPO and USPTO
Complete specification generation
AI copilot for mid-draft editing
Patent drawings generated by AI
Patentability search reports
Patent search across IPO, USPTO, EPO
Export as .docx in IPO / USPTO format
Provisional draft generation
Figure description generation
EU261 flight compensation claims with direct filing to airlines
Automatic subscription detection from Gmail and Outlook via OAuth
Price increase alerts within 24 hours
GDPR Article 17 erasure letter generator
SNCF Garantie 30 train delay compensation detection and calculation
Monitors 120+ subscription services
Scans email history back up to 6 years for flight claims
Claim expiration reminders 90 days before statute of limitations
Read-only email access with metadata analysis only
Free claim letter templates and compensation calculator
What makes it different
Draft patents 60% faster than manual drafting
First draft in under 10 minutes
Zero AI training on user invention data
AES-256 encryption for all data
Claims-first drafting methodology
Never takes a commission on compensation you receive from airlines or train operators
Completely free flight and train compensation claims with self-filing option
Secure read-only email access that never stores message content
Legally-binding GDPR erasure letters when companies refuse to cancel subscriptions