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Open a known publication or grant.
Patent research, with the trail intact
Paste one number, a mixed list, keywords, or the question in your head. PatSavvy shows how it read the input and carries the trail into records, claims, citations, comparison, and export.
Start with what you have
PatSavvy accepts the form your research already takes: a known identifier, a copied column, search terms, or an ordinary sentence. The product keeps the interpretation visible.
US12670863B2
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Keep source order while you resolve a set.
memory + “adaptive refresh”
Combine keywords, phrases, and filters.
show me grants about stacked memory
State the request before tuning the scope.
A research path you can follow
Each stage produces something you can inspect: interpreted inputs, a reviewable result set, source-backed records, and a clean output for the next person.
Start with an identifier, list, term, or request.
See found, ambiguous, and unresolved rows in context.
Open records, claims, citations, and source provenance.
Save the set, compare selected records, or export.
Read with the receipt attached
Open bibliographic fields, claims, classifications, citations, and the underlying provenance without rebuilding the search. Direct source fields and generated analysis keep distinct labels.
A representative claim passage appears here with the selected terms brought into view for review.
Research that can keep going
Save a set to a workspace, record decisions with tags and notes, compare selected patents, and return to the source record when a conclusion needs another look.
Open the workspaceThe edge stays visible
PatSavvy searches connected patent data and shows its coverage inside the product. “Not in corpus” marks the boundary of that connected dataset so a researcher knows when to check another source.
Family relationships, legal status, and expiry appear only where authoritative source data supports them. Unknowns stay labeled as unknowns.
Bring the number. Bring the list. Bring the question.