Map global inventions.Search patents through problems, technologies, and markets.
InvenMap helps teams search public patents, monitor invention activity, and map technical solutions to the problems they matter for.
Problem
Reduce battery fire risk
InvenMap
Maps the invention graph
Patent insight
Thermal control patents
Search by problem
Search public patents with more structure than a document list.
Problem-led queries, route clustering, and readable invention context make the first search useful before a user reads a single claim.
Search
SearchProblem
Routes
Patents
Traditional tools
Translate your problem into patent terminology first.
Sort through long lists with little conceptual structure.
Read dense documents before you know the strategic routes.
InvenMap
Describe the challenge directly in plain engineering language.
See clustered solution routes before diving into documents.
Read patent matches through summaries, context, and relevance rationale.
Problem
Patent information is public. Patent understanding is still hard.
The gap is not access to documents. It is access to structure, context, and faster reasoning across invention pathways.
Public patent data is still hard to use.
InvenMap restructures the workflow around the problem, the technical route, and the reason each result matters.
Keyword search misses conceptual relevance.
Natural-language input lets teams start from the real technical question instead of forcing vocabulary translation first.
Technology routes are buried across filings.
Route clustering surfaces strategy families before a user has to read a stack of disconnected patent documents.
Teams waste time on low-signal result pages.
Readable summaries, match reasons, and domain framing shorten the path from search to a decision-ready shortlist.
How it works
Three steps from technical question to invention intelligence.
The first product loop is intentionally simple: describe the problem, review the mapped routes, and inspect patents with enough context to act.
Step 1
Describe the challenge
Use natural language such as 'How can we reduce wind turbine noise?' instead of constructing patent-specific keyword strings.
How it works
Step 1Prompt
Intent
Search
Step 2
Review clustered approaches
InvenMap interprets the problem and groups results into technical strategies such as coatings, sensing, damping, or cooling.
How it works
Step 2Problem
Challenge
Protect
Isolate
Monitor
Step 3
Inspect invention context
Each result includes a structured summary, relevance explanation, and linked routes for deeper patent review.
How it works
Step 3Patent brief
Problem
Solution
Match
Core features
Built to be credible on the first search and extensible after launch.
The platform already reflects the larger product direction: patent discovery, invention monitoring, and problem-to-solution intelligence.
Patent search with context-rich ranking
Designed as a reusable intelligence layer inside the InvenMap platform.
Core feature
SearchQuery
Expand
Rank
Problem-to-solution route clustering
Designed as a reusable intelligence layer inside the InvenMap platform.
Core feature
ClustersProblem
Problem
Route A
Route B
Route C
Readable invention briefs
Designed as a reusable intelligence layer inside the InvenMap platform.
Core feature
SummaryPatent brief
Problem
Solution
Novelty
Innovation map views
Designed as a reusable intelligence layer inside the InvenMap platform.
Core feature
MapProblem
Node
Intent
Routes
Clusters
Links
Network
Patents
Players
Expired patent discovery
Designed as a reusable intelligence layer inside the InvenMap platform.
Core feature
ExpiredAge
Term
Year
Status
Open
Review
Use
Reuse
Scout
Landscape and watch foundations
Designed as a reusable intelligence layer inside the InvenMap platform.
Core feature
LandscapeDomain
Area
Slice
Signals
Count
Range
Players
Teams
Firms
Use cases
One platform, four high-intent audiences.
The same search flow supports startups validating ideas, engineers comparing approaches, researchers mapping prior art, and innovation teams building structured intelligence.
Search journeys
Representative searches make the product concrete fast.
Example prompts show how InvenMap moves from a problem statement to routes, patents, and evidence.
How do we prevent battery fires?
Battery separator with thermal shutdown microstructure
Uses a separator microstructure that shuts down ion transport as temperature approaches runaway conditions.
How can we reduce vibration in electric motors?
Dynamic balancing architecture for high-speed electric motor rotors
Introduces adjustable balancing features calibrated during high-speed validation.
How do we remove microplastics from wastewater?
Membrane process for recovery of microplastic particles from wastewater
Uses staged membrane filtration tuned to particle size and fouling behavior.
Innovation map preview
The product direction is an intelligence map, not another patent results page.
InvenMap is built to evolve from clustered results into interactive maps of problems, solution strategies, patents, assignees, and market signals.
Battery fire prevention
The MVP already groups patents by solution approach. The next layer is a map view that shows problem nodes, approach nodes, and patent nodes as a navigable graph for technology scouting and R&D discovery.
Problem node
Battery fire prevention
Solution nodes
4-6 clustered technical approaches
Patent nodes
Linked documents and assignees
Decision use
Technology scouting and feasibility analysis
Pricing
Pricing aligned with research intensity.
Free access supports discovery. Paid plans expand saved research, maps, and broader intelligence workflows.
Pro
€9,99/mo
- 500 searches per month
- Saved research workflows
- Innovation maps and analysis
Enterprise
Custom
- Unlimited search usage
- Technology landscapes
- Priority support
FAQ
Short answers to the questions serious users ask first.
How is InvenMap different from Google Patents or Espacenet?
InvenMap starts from a technical problem, ranks relevant inventions, groups them into approach-level routes, and explains why each result matters instead of returning only a flat keyword-first document list.
Which patent datasets are included?
InvenMap combines indexed patent records with live USPTO and EPO sources so users can search public patent data with more structure and context.
Does InvenMap provide legal advice?
No. InvenMap is a research and intelligence tool. Patent status, validity, and freedom-to-operate conclusions still need independent legal verification.
Can I save searches and patents?
Yes. Free access supports exploration, while paid tiers add persistent saved research across patents, searches, and mapped solution routes.
Final CTA
Turn global patent data into invention intelligence.
Search public patents, map technical routes, and track invention activity the way modern teams actually work: through problems, technologies, and context.