Components
The parts, systems, materials, services, or modules that make the invention work.
You did the brainstorming and technical development. Do not start over. Bring your ChatGPT conversations, notes, transcript, or product documents and turn them into a structured provisional patent application draft—with specialized checks for details a single conversation may have missed.
Self-Serve starts at $599 · Government filing fees separate · Optional attorney review
Upload transcript, audio, or doc
or describe your invention below
Your invention
A system that collects sensor data from IoT devices and uses a neural network to identify patterns in real-time...
A system and method for analyzing sensor data using a neural network, wherein the system comprises... |
While the build is fresh
The USPTO requires a written description, and drawings may be necessary to understand the invention. A provisional application is not examined, so filing does not tell you what the draft left out.
The parts, systems, materials, services, or modules that make the invention work.
How the parts connect, exchange information, move, control, or depend on one another.
The sequence from input to result, including decisions, states, exceptions, and user actions.
Other arrangements, materials, architectures, mechanisms, or workflows that preserve the core idea.
Describe Your Invention
Record a meeting with your team, upload the transcript or audio file, and the AI extracts relevant details—including components, processes, subsystems, and differentiators.
The system identifies technical disclosures, maps out modules, and organizes the information into the sections you would otherwise compose from scratch.
The specialized next step
Patent Pending Made Simple preserves the thinking you already did, then moves it through a defined patent-drafting workflow instead of asking you to recreate everything from a blank page.
Bring the ChatGPT conversations, technical explanations, notes, transcripts, and documents you already created.
Prompt for components, relationships, process steps, alternatives, edge cases, and figures that may still be missing.
Use separate drafting checkpoints for scope, support, language, consistency, and the relationship between the invention’s parts.
Review, revise, and export an editable Word document instead of leaving the invention scattered across chat threads.
Describe the invention, let the specialist workflow build the draft, then review and export it.
Your invention
Notes, audio, files
Eight-agent workflow
Draft, check, refine
Your draft
Review, export, file
Step 1 of 3
Upload a transcript, voice note, or document—or type a few paragraphs in plain English. The workflow extracts the details that matter without requiring legal knowledge.
A serious first draft, with clear boundaries
What you get
Bring in an attorney now
You remain responsible for verifying technical facts and filing information. The software does not determine patentability, inventorship, ownership, legal strategy, or legal sufficiency.
Every inventor plan uses the same eight-agent drafting workflow. Choose self-serve, attorney review, or filing support.
Self-Serve
AI drafts · You file
AI + Attorney Review
Attorney reviews · You file
White Glove
Attorney reviews · We file
Government filing fees are paid separately to the USPTO and vary by entity status. See the full patent cost guide for preparation, filing, prosecution, and longer-term costs.
Before you start
No finished prototype is required, but the invention should be developed enough that you can explain how it works. Notes, sketches, screenshots, diagrams, technical documents, and a concrete plain-English description can all help.
You can use your own notes, explanations, transcripts, and documents as source material. Review them carefully for technical accuracy and add the details, alternatives, relationships, and figures needed to explain the invention—not only the desired result.
With Self-Serve and AI + Attorney Review, you review the draft and file it yourself using the provided tutorials. White Glove adds paralegal filing support. USPTO filing fees are separate.
No. The workflow helps gather invention facts and prepare a structured draft. It does not determine patentability, inventorship, ownership, legal sufficiency, or filing strategy.
Bring in qualified counsel when disclosure timing, ownership, international plans, deadlines, commercial stakes, eligibility, patentability, or later filing strategy require individualized legal judgment.
Self-Serve · $599 per application
Keep the material you already created. The guided workflow helps organize it, surface missing technical detail, and produce an editable provisional patent application draft.
Government filing fees are separate. Drafting support is not legal advice. Patent-pending status begins after filing with the USPTO.
General educational information only; not legal advice. Patent rights, deadlines, inventorship, ownership, public-disclosure consequences, and filing strategy depend on your facts. This campaign page is not indexed.