Research for Ipelint started in October of 2022 once I realized the inefficiencies within the US IP system and the struggles that comapnies and independent inventors face throughout the IP protection process. After 8 months of research I brought Landry Bielefeld on to the team to lead technical development. Throughout the fall of 2023 and spring of 2024 we were able to support US education by teaming up with students and departments across universities to not only develop software, but also give back to students and provide them with interesting projects to work on. Through this phase, we’ve been able to develop software that has caught the attention of the USPTO, large AM Law 200 lawfirms, and institutional investors alike who want accelerate and further innovation within their areas of operation. As we continue to grow and build out the rest of our software, our largest need is the resources to support the technical expertise and resources to grow. Data processing is out biggest expense both in physical assets and human capital, and raising the funds to support such needs is our greatest concentration to date. We anticipate continued growth and interest as we expand throughout the US.