Submit · Invention or patent

Pitch your invention for review.

Kandula Mahesh reads every submission personally. If your invention merits one, he researches it and writes an Insight about it, credits you in the mode you choose, and notifies you when it is published. Submissions are governed by the submission terms.

File first. Submitting here is public disclosure territory.

Everything you submit is received on a strictly non-confidential basis. If your invention is not yet protected by a patent application, anything quoted in a published Insight becomes public disclosure, which in most jurisdictions can defeat a later patent. If you may ever want a patent, file an application before you submit, or describe only what you are comfortable making public.

01The invention

Plain language beats claim language here: write it the way you would explain it to a sharp colleague in another field.

What the invention is. At least 50 characters.

The deficiency in existing treatments or technology that it resolves.

In your own words: what sets this apart from what already exists.

02Patent status

This drives what happens next: a granted patent is already public; an unfiled idea deserves the warning above.

Patent / application numbers

03Links & research area

Up to three links: a publication, a company page, a product. We never fetch them; they are context for the review.

04About you & consent

Your email is never published: not in the Insight, not in its records, nowhere. Credit modes exist because good submissions come from people who cannot put their employer anywhere near them.

Your reference and private link arrive here.

A draft is saved in this browser as you type. It stays only on this device, never on our servers.

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