From invention disclosure to a filing-ready patent draft.

Turn your invention disclosure into a complete draft: claims, description, and prior art. Review the substance instead of starting from scratch.

The first draft is craft. Your value lies elsewhere.

01
The blank page eats your expertise.

Claims, description, prior art: the groundwork ties up the time that should go to protection strategy.

02
Small inconsistencies, expensive consequences.

Inconsistent reference signs and terms often surface only during examination. By then they cost office actions and deadlines.

03
Generic AI tools don't sound like you.

General text generators know neither claim language nor formal requirements. You end up rewriting the result instead of reviewing it.

From upload to filing in three steps.

01 — Upload your documents

Invention disclosure, prior art, and your firm's reference documents. You decide per document what the AI may use.

02 — mar:ker drafts

Claims, description, and abstract emerge as a structured draft, distinguished from the prior art and in your style.

03 — Review and export

You review, adjust, and export a filing-ready PDF per office: DPMA, EPO, USPTO, and PCT.

A workflow that leads to filing.

Each step builds on the previous one. Nothing is lost, everything stays editable.

01 — Setup & documents

You set the rules.

You choose jurisdictions, claim structure, and language up front. A document matrix controls which file feeds which AI function.

SETUP · JURISDICTIONS
DPMAEPOUSPTOPCT
DOCUMENT MATRIX
Invention_disclosure.pdf
ClaimsDescriptionStyle
Prior_art.pdf
ClaimsDescriptionStyle
Reference_EP3812084.pdf
ClaimsDescriptionStyle
CLAIM TREE
123456
independentdependent
02 — Claims

The claim set stands before you begin.

Features are worked out, prioritized, and condensed into claims. The claim tree shows every dependency as a graph.

03 — Description

The description follows your claims.

From the technical field to the advantages, generated per claim. Your own wording is never overwritten.

DESCRIPTION
Technical field✓ GENERATED
Prior art✓ GENERATED
Embodiment · Claim 1⟳ DRAFTING
Advantages of the inventionOPEN
Abstract✎ EDITED BY YOU
Your own wording is locked and stays in place on every regeneration
FIGURES · BEFORE / AFTER
PHOTO_SKETCH.JPG
Upload from the invention disclosure
101214Fig. 1
Formal line drawing, reference signs by drag-and-drop
04 — Figures & examples

A sketch becomes a patent drawing.

Photos and sketches become formal line drawings. You place reference signs by drag-and-drop directly on the drawing.

05 — Client feedback

Your client reviews too. Without editor access.

A password-protected link shows the draft as a reading view. Comments land right at the passage, and you resolve them in the editor.

READING VIEW · DRAFT V3
🔒 PASSWORD-PROTECTED

… wherein the sensor unit (10) is releasably fastened by means of the support element (12) and …

DW
Dr. WeberClient · Comment on paragraph [0012]

“Releasably fastened is too narrow. In practice also bonded.”

Reply✓ Resolve in editor
FILING-READY EXPORT
DEDPMAPDF
EPEPOPDF
USUSPTOPDF
WOPCTPDF
Formal rules per office are already applied
06 — Export

Ready to file, with no rework.

A filing-ready PDF per office, with the right formal rules for DPMA, EPO, USPTO, and PCT. No reformatting before submission.

The AI drafts. You decide.

It sounds like your firm.

mar:ker learns terminology, claim language, tone, and level of abstraction from your reference documents. The draft reads as if you wrote it.

Your changes are untouchable.

The AI only fills empty fields. Whatever you have written or adjusted stays in place on every regeneration.

Consistency is built in.

Reference signs and technical terms are checked across the whole document. Contradictions surface before filing, not during examination.

YOUR STYLE PROFILE
Terminologyfrom 14 reference documents
Claim languageone-part or two-part form
Style & tonesober, precise
Abstractionbroad with fallback positions
1Support element(12) · CONSISTENT
2Sensor unit(10) · CONSISTENT
24 terms checked, consistent

One tool, three situations.

01 — Firms
Patent law firms

More filings per attorney, without loss of quality. The draft takes over the routine work, the strategy stays with you.

02 — Companies
In-house IP departments

Invention disclosures are captured and pre-qualified in a structured way before they reach the firm. Fewer loops, clearer briefs.

03 — Research
Research & technology transfer

Inventions from academia reach the patent attorney as a reviewable draft, not as a loose paper.

Frequently asked questions

The first draft is already written.

Request a demo and see mar:ker on a real invention disclosure from your practice.

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