No. senseIP is not "inventing" anything. It is not generating an invention that may or may not be covered by other patents. senseIP is a patent writing and filing mega genius designed to upgrade, polish, and automate the filing of an idea or invention you already have. What it does is help you to convert your language into specifics that are better understood and accepted by patent examiners.

senseIP is not an open system that gets trained on any user input. It is trained on publicly filed patents. Unlike general purpose large language models like ChatGPT, Claude, Google or Perplexity which might share your work with others, your IP is 100% safe with senseIP. Only you can see what it is doing until the final work is submitted to the patent office (which is then made public by law).

Patents are written in legal language, with a specific structure and style. senseIP is trained exclusively on over 100 million patents. It understands the expectations of patent offices and the language patent examiners both expect and prefer. The easiest way to tell the difference between a patent filed by an expensive patent attorney and senseIP is to look at your bill. The hardest way is to look at the filing. Only experts who notice how supreme your patent filing is will ever notice a difference.

It literally takes minutes in some cases, perhaps hours in others. Even if all you have is a basic idea and you type it up in one paragraph in the platform, our AI patent genius will quickly walk you through the steps and you can complete the task within an hour or two. If you need to collect and review more prior art details, it might take you a full day, but that isn't necessary for all patent filings. The platform will provide best practice advice.

senseIP charges a flat $200 for handling everything related to researching, drafting, and filing your patent with the patent office. Beyond that there are the standard fees required for the patent office depending on the industry, company size, etc. Generally, senseIP will cut costs there as well because there should be little to zero back-and-forth communications with the patent examiners.

There are two main kinds of patents. The provisional patent is a simple process that starts the protection process. It gives you 12 months' protection as you work on your provisional patent (which requires a lot more detail). If you file this second patent within 12 months, the two patents are considered part of the same filing (we help make that connection simple). Once the non-provisional patent is granted it will protect the owners for twenty years from the date of the first provisional filing and give them priority with anyone filing after that original date.

Once you file the provisional patent and pay the filing fee, you immediately gain "patent pending" status! While this cannot guarantee that your non-provisional patent will ultimately be granted, senseIP's AI patent genius will help you to file the best patent possible to help you shorten the process.