Describe your invention. Get a patent application you can actually file.
PatentWizard searches USPTO records for prior art, drafts the specification and claims, renders the figures, and returns a ZIP you can upload to Patent Center — or hand to your attorney.
A drafting tool, not a law firm. Professional review before filing is recommended — and built in, if you want it.
CLAIMS
A system for monitoring a physical process, comprising:
a sensor array configured to produce a time-series signal;
a classifier trained to distinguish an event signature from ambient variation; and
an alarm module configured to emit a ranked alert when the event signature is corroborated within a bounded interval.
The system of claim 1, wherein the corroboration comprises an independent pressure measurement.
1 — Preamble · 2 — Claim limitation · 3 — Dependent claim
Excerpt from a drafted claim set, shown for illustration.
What runs when you draft
Seven stages, in dependency order. Progress is live, a failed stage resumes where it stopped, and your draft continues even if your connection drops.
Prior-art research
Searches USPTO records and the technical literature, then scores novelty and non-obviousness against what it finds.
Specification drafting
Writes the field, background, summary and detailed description in USPTO format.
Claim drafting
Drafts independent claims and the dependent claims that fence in your invention.
Figure design
Decides which figures the application needs and specifies each one.
Figure rendering
Renders each figure as a patent-style line drawing.
Drawing descriptions
Writes the Brief Description of the Drawings and the per-figure detail the specification requires.
Package assembly
Builds every document deterministically — no model touches the fee arithmetic or form layout — and zips the filing package.
What you receive
One ZIP, eight files, ready for USPTO Patent Center.
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
| specification.docx | Specification, claims and abstract — uploads directly to Patent Center |
| drawings.pdf | Formal drawing sheets per 37 CFR 1.84, one figure per sheet |
| IDS-SB08.docx | Information Disclosure Statement listing the prior art actually found |
| ads-data.json | Application Data Sheet values, mapped to the official field names |
| ADS-guide.pdf | What to type into Patent Center, field by field |
| fee-estimate.json | Itemised USPTO fees for your claim set and entity size |
| filing-guide.pdf | A personalised, step-by-step Patent Center walkthrough |
| README.txt | Package manifest and the legal disclaimer |
Then file it, two ways
File it yourself
The filing guide walks you through Patent Center step by step — from creating a USPTO.gov account to saving your filing receipt — and the in-app checklist keeps your place. The ADS guide gives you the exact values to enter.
Hand it to an attorney
Share the package through a secure link that expires after seven days. Your attorney sees the documents and nothing else — no account needed, no access to your workspace.
What it does not do
It does not file on your behalf.
The USPTO has no public filing API, so the last step is yours — we give you a checklist and the exact values to enter.
It is not a law firm.
No legal advice is given and no attorney–client relationship is formed. Have a registered attorney or agent review the draft before filing.
It does not certify your entity size.
The questionnaire suggests micro, small or large; you certify it, because a false certification has legal consequences.
It does not guarantee a patent.
Novelty and non-obviousness are decided by a USPTO examiner, not by this tool. The research stage gives you an honest read first.