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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.

At a glance
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.

  1. 01

    Interview

    A working session with the inventors to extract what is in their heads.

  2. 02

    Document

    The invention is written as a structured disclosure, not an essay.

  3. 03

    Widen

    Variants, ranges, and alternative implementations are added deliberately.

  4. 04

    Review

    You verify technical accuracy and inventorship before anything proceeds.

Limits of this work

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.

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