Around 80,000 US patents lapse into the public domain each year. Thousands more sit underexploited on their owners' shelves. Most are dead weight. A few are foundational technologies that built billion-dollar industries. We help institutional buyers spot which ones are worth pursuing — to license, acquire, or build on. We start with patents. The same engine extends to industrial IP, concessions and infrastructure.
Before we look at value, we look at how dormant the patent actually is. If it's famous or already being licensed, we stop there. Most patents fail this first test. That's the point.
"Is this actually forgotten?"
PASS / FAIL · floor 40/100We check whether anything is being built on it today, who owns it, whether it's being licensed, how known it is, and where capital has gone recently. Below 40 out of 100, we drop it and don't even compute the rest.
"Is it worth something?"
Market demand, monetization path, margin, strategic importance, how relevant it is to live needs. Five sub-scores, each with sources. We show our reasoning.
"Can we actually unlock it?"
Legal status, who owns the rights chain, how mature the tech is, how much capital it would take, whether buyers exist today. We don't surface assets that can't be moved.
Same patent. Two ways of scoring it. Opposite calls. This one example is why we built the gate.
Pricing varies by mandate. We agree it on a call, not on a website.
For first-time clients. Prove it works against your thesis before you commit to anything bigger.
For active buyers and family offices with a clear sector mandate.
For sovereigns, large PE platforms, and strategic acquirers who want full coverage.
Anyone can hook an LLM up to a patent database. That part is easy. The hard part is everything that gets logged after.