Patent drafting preparation
Before you write a single claim, know what you should protect.
Claimeer turns a raw invention disclosure into an evidence-informed claim strategy — the local claim terrain, candidate protection directions, and a starting claim forest — before drafting begins.
For patent professionals. Drafting preparation only — not drafting, not legal advice.
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The hard part happens before drafting.
Understand it
Before you can draft, you need a read on the invention: its real mechanism, where it sits, and what nearby claims already cover. Today that is hours of scattered searching.
Expand it
Then you need the angles: not one narrow claim, but the fallbacks, combinations, and parallel routes that make a defensible net. The best ones are easy to miss under deadline.
Most tools start after the strategy is already decided. The step in between — from a messy disclosure to a claim strategy — is where Claimeer is built to work.
One disclosure in. A claim strategy report out.
01Invention reading
A confirmed read of your disclosure before you build on it.
02Local claim terrain
Where the invention sits, from retrieved patent references.
03Candidate directions
Alternative, combination, and parallel angles worth reviewing.
04Claim architecture
A five-zone protection net for strategy review.
05Claim forest starter
An independent spine with proposed claim scaffolding.
06Decision points
What still needs your judgment before drafting or filing.
Not just generated ideas — each direction is screened against retrieved patent references.
See the report before you send a disclosure.
The sample report shows the actual deliverable: decision summary, invention understanding, local terrain, the five-zone protection portfolio, a recommended claim forest, and methodology notes.
A real report from a real disclosure — redacted for confidentiality.
How a Concierge matter runs.
Send a disclosure
A paragraph, a draft disclosure, an internal note, or an anonymized technical description is enough to start. For first contact, send a non-confidential summary unless confidentiality is already in place.
We run Claimeer and review it
Claimeer generates candidate directions, screens micro-claims against patent references, and builds a claim-architecture report. During the pilot, every report is reviewed by us before delivery.
You receive the report
Designed to help you decide what to claim, what to narrow, what to combine, and what to reserve.
Pilot reports are delivered manually, one matter at a time.
The method behind the report.
Claimeer treats your disclosed invention as the origin of the claim architecture. It abstracts a disclosure-supported primary spine, positions each candidate direction as narrower, combination, parallel, or reserve, and uses retrieved patent references to orient the local claim terrain.
Candidate directions are decomposed into micro-claims, expanded through multiple search seeds, semantically screened, reranked, and organized into a drafting-oriented terrain.
Built for preparation, not replacement.
Drafting preparation, not automated patent drafting.
Evidence-informed, but not a full prior-art search.
Not legal advice, not a patentability opinion, and not a freedom-to-operate clearance.
Claim language is starter scaffolding, not filing-ready text.
You keep every decision on scope, support, strategy, and filing.
Pilot access
Pilot access for patent professionals.
During the Concierge pilot, selected patent professionals can submit one disclosure and receive a preparation report in exchange for candid feedback.
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