Patent-grade IP intelligence for the AI-drug-design era.
IPZilla turns a one-paragraph disclosure into a defensible patent landscape and, for licensees, a filing-ready provisional, then tracks the application across every jurisdiction that matters until grant. The platform pairs an AI landscape engine, a claim-optimisation layer and a proprietary drafting doctrine with a multi-jurisdiction filings sentinel maintained against current EPO, USPTO, UPC, INPI, JPO and CNIPA practice.
We built it because the people who invent rarely have the time, the budget or the vocabulary to protect what they invent. A biotech founder, a SATT project manager or an in-house counsel should be able to go from an idea to a submitted application in a single afternoon, with every jurisprudence-based check already done in software, and with external counsel welcome at any step but never mandatory.
What we believe
Outcomes, not reports
A landscape is only useful if it changes the claims you file. Every IPZilla output ends in a concrete next step: a claim to rewrite, a reference to design around, a deadline to meet.
Honest about uncertainty
Scores are calibrated against real prosecution outcomes and shown with their confidence. We never promise a grant; we show you where the risk sits.
Your secret stays yours
Disclosures are never used to train models, data is hosted in the EU, and deletion is one click away. Enterprise customers can run on a dedicated instance.
Who we work with
Biotech and pharma R&D teams, France's SATTs and technology-transfer offices, IP law firms that want to draft faster without lowering their standard, and in-house legal teams that need one place to see every filing. If that sounds like you, the persona pages show exactly how each team uses the platform.
The public marketing surface lives at ipzilla.app; signed-in customers work from the same domain. The drafting doctrine itself is reserved: it is provisioned for licensees and available for evaluation under NDA.
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