Solve Intelligence

Backed by $55 million in funding from Y Combinator, Microsoft, and Thomson Reuters, Solve Intelligence has positioned itself as a leading AI infrastructure layer for the global patent industry.

The platform's core interface is an in-browser document editor that functions like a familiar word processor but is deeply integrated with AI capabilities tailored to patent law and technical writing.

Attorneys can draft complete patent applications with AI assistance generating claims from invention disclosures, writing detailed descriptions, and ensuring the technical language meets the precision requirements of patent offices in different jurisdictions.

The AI understands the structural and legal requirements of patent documents, not just general writing.

Invention harvesting is one of the platform's critical early-stage features, helping organizations create standardized invention disclosure forms that efficiently capture the technical details engineers and researchers need to convey to patent attorneys.

This structured capture process reduces the information loss and miscommunication that often occurs during the hand-off between technical inventors and legal professionals, improving the quality of the resulting patent applications.

During prosecution, Solve Intelligence's AI assists in responding to office actions the objections and rejections issued by patent examiners by drafting arguments, claim amendments, and supporting documentation.