One patent workspace
Shared by you and your AI assistant
01The problem
A patent matter is one connected thing. Today it lives in pieces.
Claims in one file, prior art in browser tabs, the description in Word. None of your tools knows the matter exists, so the bookkeeping falls to you, and any AI has to be fed context by clipboard, starting from zero every time.
02The workspace
In Nodes-IP, the matter is connected structure
Claims, references, figures, and sections are things the software understands, not text in a file. The assistant lives inside that structure, so the context is already there: it runs searches, drafts claims, and writes sections as tracked changes you review. Word stays as the output.
03AI features
One assistant, four jobs
Each feature is the same assistant doing a different job on the same matter.
Prior art search
Searches EPO and USPTO data and files what matters into the references.
Claim drafting
Drafts and revises claims, grounded in the prior art.
Application drafting
Writes the description, consistent with the claims and figures.
Figure work
Keeps reference signs consistent between figures and text.
04Security
Access is the exception
An unfiled application discloses the invention before anything protects it. We treat that weight as a design constraint: encryption on the data itself, as few systems and people as possible near each matter, and every provider bound to the same standard. Every AI change is a proposal you review.
Your time goes where your judgment matters
Most of an application is work you can hand off. The assistant drafts from the whole matter; you review and decide.