STEP 1 OF THE DRAFTER

Describe your invention with a guided disclosure

A patent application is only as strong as the information behind it. IPnite guides you through a structured invention disclosure, so the claims, description, and drawings start from complete and consistent facts.

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What the disclosure captures

The disclosure asks for the same information a patent professional would request in a first meeting: what the invention is, which problem it solves, what is missing in current solutions, and how your solution works in detail.

  • Invention title and technical field
  • Problem statement and technical gap
  • Detailed proposed solution
  • Key components and how they interact
  • Alternatives, variants, and advantages

From disclosure to claims

The Discovery Agent structures what you wrote and uses it to run a prior-art search in the same project. With those references in view, IPnite drafts independent claims. You choose the strongest one, and it becomes the base for the dependent claims and the complete draft.

Tips for a stronger disclosure

Explain how the invention works, not only what it achieves. Include every variant you can think of: materials, ranges, and alternative configurations. As a general rule, subject matter that is not disclosed when you file cannot be added later.

Keep the invention confidential until you file. Publishing, presenting, or selling it first can affect its novelty, and grace periods differ from office to office.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a patent attorney to write the disclosure?

No. You describe the invention in your own words and IPnite structures it. You can involve a professional at any point for strategy or final review.

Is my disclosure used to train AI models?

No. IPnite never uses your inventions, documents, or outputs to train AI models or for any purpose other than providing the service.

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