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Patent work is tedious. Cross referencing a rulebook thousands of pages long, hunting claim errors, checking drawing numerals, tracking deadlines. Pincite automates that grind. It reviews your draft against actual rules, shows real rule text behind every finding, circles defects on your drawings, surfaces overlapping prior art, and exports a filing ready USPTO package. The tedious parts of the process are automatically handled but judgment and ideas come from the patent holder.
This summer I interned at Mayer Brown. One day, while sitting with attorneys, I watched their internal AI answer a simple patent question with a citation to an MPEP section that didn't exist. Out of curiosity, I looked at the websites it had pulled from. Amongst them were Reddit threads and posts on X.
The attorneys weren't surprised. They already verify every AI answer by hand, which meant AI saved them absolutely no time. Even at a top 10 firm, simple client questions still took hours of searching inside a rulebook that was thousands of pages long. And if that is the reality at a firm with every resource in the world, a solo inventor filing alone has no chance.
So I built the tool that could fix that.
Pincite catches the errors that get patents rejected. You draft your application section by section and it checks every section against the actual rules in the MPEP, 37 CFR, and 35 USC. Click any finding and your draft sits beside the real rule text, scrolled to the exact passage that applies. It also identifies drawing defects, shows which public patents overlap your claims, and exports a filing ready application for the USPTO when you're done.
The differentiator is that no citation reaches your screen unless it resolves to real text in the source corpus. No subreddits get looked at :)
Pincite doesn't create anything new for you and it gives no legal advice. It simply makes your work free from filing errors while you stay in control of the ideas.
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About Pincite on Product Hunt
“Turbotax for Patents”
Pincite was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 7 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #68 on the daily leaderboard. Patent work is tedious. Cross referencing a rulebook thousands of pages long, hunting claim errors, checking drawing numerals, tracking deadlines. Pincite automates that grind. It reviews your draft against actual rules, shows real rule text behind every finding, circles defects on your drawings, surfaces overlapping prior art, and exports a filing ready USPTO package. The tedious parts of the process are automatically handled but judgment and ideas come from the patent holder.
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Aarav Minocha
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Aarav, founder of Pincite.
This summer I interned at Mayer Brown. One day, while sitting with attorneys, I watched their internal AI answer a simple patent question with a citation to an MPEP section that didn't exist. Out of curiosity, I looked at the websites it had pulled from. Amongst them were Reddit threads and posts on X.
The attorneys weren't surprised. They already verify every AI answer by hand, which meant AI saved them absolutely no time. Even at a top 10 firm, simple client questions still took hours of searching inside a rulebook that was thousands of pages long. And if that is the reality at a firm with every resource in the world, a solo inventor filing alone has no chance.
So I built the tool that could fix that.
Pincite catches the errors that get patents rejected. You draft your application section by section and it checks every section against the actual rules in the MPEP, 37 CFR, and 35 USC. Click any finding and your draft sits beside the real rule text, scrolled to the exact passage that applies. It also identifies drawing defects, shows which public patents overlap your claims, and exports a filing ready application for the USPTO when you're done.
The differentiator is that no citation reaches your screen unless it resolves to real text in the source corpus. No subreddits get looked at :)
Pincite doesn't create anything new for you and it gives no legal advice. It simply makes your work free from filing errors while you stay in control of the ideas.
More than happy to answer questions!