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A provisional patent protects only what it describes.

iPatent drafts the disclosure for a US provisional application from your own description of the invention: what it is, what it does and how it works. Then it checks every claim element against the text, so you see what is taught and what is missing before you file.

iPatent is an AI system: an AI language model writes the draft and checks it against your description. Free, with no account. Nothing is stored unless you ask for a private copy. iPatent drafts a disclosure; it is not legal advice and it files nothing.

How iPatent handles your description Your description (10) is read into a mechanism card (12) stating what the invention is, what it does and how it works. The draft disclosure (14) is written from both. The support map (16) checks each claim element against the numbered paragraphs, and every gap (18) returns to you. 1012141618 Your description Mechanism card Draft disclosure Support map in your own words what it iswhat it doeshow it works numbered paragraphs and claims each claim element, checked
Fig. 1. Your description (10) is read into a mechanism card (12), and the draft (14) is written from both. The support map (16) checks each claim element against the numbered paragraphs. Gaps (18) return to you: iPatent does not fill them in.

Describe the invention

Title and description are required. Everything else is optional.

Write it for an engineer who has to build it. A claim can only be as strong as the three answers below.

What it is
The parts, what each is made of or built from, and how they are arranged and connected.
What it does
The result it produces, with a measured or expected value where you have one.
How it works
What each part does to produce that result, and the range of conditions in which it still works.
Covered so far: 0% of what a provisional needs. This check is advisory and never blocks a draft.
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Before you file: do not publish, pitch or post the idea. Europe and most other countries have no grace period. Draft only. This is not legal advice; have a registered patent attorney or agent review the draft before filing. Limited to 20 drafts per hour.

Draft disclosure, for review

DRAFT
United States provisional patent disclosure. Draft for review, not a filed application.

What iPatent does not do

  • It does not give legal advice. It drafts a disclosure for you and a registered patent attorney or agent to review.
  • It does not file. Nothing is sent to the USPTO, and generating a draft establishes no filing date.
  • It does not search the prior art. The closeness warning compares your text with a reference corpus. It is not a novelty or clearance opinion.
  • It does not supply the invention. A model can state things you never wrote. A grounding check removes figures and citations you did not give, and the support map flags claim elements the text does not teach. The worked example shows what an unedited run got wrong.

Privacy and method

  • Private by default. Your description and draft are not stored unless you ask for a private copy, and nothing is published. Drafts are counted by broad topic, never by their text.
  • Drafted from your text. Open-weights models on Cloudflare Workers AI write every section from your description and mechanism card. Reference filings contribute section structure only; none of their text is copied into your draft.
  • You own the result. Download the draft or print it to PDF, then file it at the USPTO yourself for $65 to $325, or take it to a registered practitioner first.

Filing a provisional yourself

Plain-language guides to US provisional applications, written for individual inventors. General information, not legal advice.

Results from the benchmark

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