Service
Write the invention down properly, once
A weak disclosure produces a narrow patent. Most of the value in a patent application is decided before drafting begins, in how thoroughly the invention, its variants, and its fallbacks are captured.
- Who it is for
- Inventors preparing to instruct a drafter
- You provide
- The concept as you currently understand it
- You receive
- A structured disclosure: problem, prior approaches, mechanism, and effect
Who this is for
- Inventors preparing to instruct a drafter
- Research groups building an internal disclosure record
- Companies capturing inventions from engineering work
What you provide
- The concept as you currently understand it
- Prototypes, test data, drawings, or notes where available
- Known alternatives you considered and rejected, and why
What you receive
- A structured disclosure: problem, prior approaches, mechanism, and effect
- Primary embodiment plus variants and fallback positions
- Draft figures or figure briefs
- The parameters and ranges worth capturing
- A list of gaps to close before drafting
Process
How this work runs
Each step has an output you can read. If a step changes the answer to "stop here", we tell you at that step rather than at the end.
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01
Interview
A working session with the inventors to extract what is in their heads.
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02
Document
The invention is written as a structured disclosure, not an essay.
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03
Widen
Variants, ranges, and alternative implementations are added deliberately.
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Review
You verify technical accuracy and inventorship before anything proceeds.
A disclosure is a technical document. It does not create rights and is not a filing. Keep it confidential: sharing it publicly can affect your position in some jurisdictions.
Often taken next
- Patent drafting — Specification, embodiments, drawings, and claim strategy, with review at each stage.
- Prior-art search — Structured searching of patent and non-patent literature, with the strategy documented.
- Questions people ask before starting
Not sure this is the right service?
Describe the situation and we will name the step that answers your question first — even when that step is not one of ours.