About
AI-native agents for patents, built on judgment-first AI
Patent work is exacting. Claims have to be precise, deadlines are hard, and the client information is privileged. AI really can speed up the drafting and review that fill a practitioner's day. But only if it respects how a law practice actually works.
IP Craft is built on that conviction. We pair AI drafting and review with the controls the work demands: a human approves every AI output, each client's data is kept apart in the database, deadlines are computed rather than guessed, and the record of what was decided can be added to but never rewritten. The goal is leverage for the practitioner — not a black box that acts on its own.
What we believe
AI assists, the attorney decides
Every AI work product is a proposal. A practitioner reviews and approves before anything becomes a filing. We will not ship features that let AI autonomously change claim scope, file, abandon, or move statutory deadlines.
Client data stays isolated — and is never training data
Privileged work product belongs to one client and one matter. Isolation is enforced in the database, not just the UI, and we never train our models on your data.
An honest, auditable record
Prosecution events and AI outputs can be added to, but never rewritten. A record you can defend later is a record you can trust now.
Correctness over cleverness
A deadline is never allowed to be wrong. We treat that as non-negotiable. Deadlines are worked out from the record, never guessed.
Built by practitioners
IP Craft is built by a team with more than 15 years of patent-prosecution experience. That includes in-house work, running corporate patent programs through rapid growth and IPO, and private practice at IP firms. We have worked these problems from every seat: the deadlines that do not forgive, the hours lost to rote drafting, and the risk of putting privileged disclosures into tools never built for them.
That experience is why IP Craft works the way it does. We built the system we would have wanted ourselves — one a practitioner can actually trust.
Who writes the patent content
AJ Jazayeri
USPTO-registered patent agent · Registration No. 68663
AJ Jazayeri has worked for decades across both technology, as a software architect, and patents, as a patent agent — at outside counsel and in-house. That work includes taking Twitter public and, with Benjamin Lee, Twitter's patent program, including the Innovator's Patent Agreement (IPA).
Ready when you are
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IP Craft is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. It is a tool used by qualified practitioners under their own professional responsibility.