Patent & Trademark Prosecution

Patent & Trademark Practice at the speed of AI

The full suite in one platform — drafting, Office Action responses, prior art search, claim charting and examiner analytics — seamlessly integrated with Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and live USPTO and TSDR data. Built for attorneys, paralegals, agents and every IP practitioner.

ISO 27001 CertifiedSOC 2 Type IIZero Model Training
Microsoft Word — accepting and rejecting islands
Direct Data Connections

Wired straight into the offices and the case law.

No exports, no re-uploads, no stale PDFs. JR3 reads the primary record live and drafts against it — which is why the argument in your response can cite what actually happened.

USPTO
Live connection
WIPO
Live connection
EPO
Live connection
Federal case law
Supreme Court, Federal Circuit and district court opinions, searchable by jurisdiction, judge, nature of suit and patent number.
State case law
State appellate and trial decisions for trade secret, unfair competition, licensing and contract questions that sit beside the federal filing.
Full TTAB record
Oppositions, cancellations, ex parte appeals and their complete docket, so precedential and non-precedential outcomes both inform the brief.
Full TSDR data
Status, prosecution history and every document for the subject mark and each cited mark — pulled at the moment you start drafting.
USPTO file wrappers
Spec, claims, the last response, the Office Action, the PTO-892 and all cited art, retrieved via the Patent Data API.
11 patent offices
US · EP · WO · CN · JP · KR · DE · GB · CA · AU · IN, plus EPO register access and ETSI standards for essentiality work.
Trusted by boutique and enterprise IP teams
Patent Prosecution

From invention disclosure to filed response.

Drafting, prosecution and search on one record. JR3 resolves the application number, pulls the entire file wrapper live from the USPTO, and drafts inside the editor you already use.

Specifications, claims, abstracts and drawing descriptions
Office Action responses, §101 / §103 traversals, RCEs
Restriction requirement responses and election of species
PTAB appeal briefs and pre-appeal brief requests
Continuations, divisionals and CIP claim sets
Patentability and freedom-to-operate opinion letters
Trademark Prosecution

The whole prosecution calendar, drafted.

Trademark work is high volume and deadline-driven. JR3 brings the same drafting discipline built for patents to every refusal, amendment and maintenance filing on the docket.

§2(d) likelihood-of-confusion refusal responses
§2(e)(1) descriptiveness and specimen refusals
Identification and classification amendments
TTAB oppositions, cancellations and appeal briefs
Statements of Use, §8 and §15 declarations
Clearance opinion letters and registrability memos
5-minute demos
Trademark Practice Area

A trademark document library deep enough to run the entire practice.

Every refusal ground, every filing basis, every maintenance deadline — with the model answer, the evidentiary structure and the firm language already in place. Attorneys open the matter, not a blank page.

Refusals
§2(d) confusion, §2(e) descriptiveness and geographic refusals, specimen and drawing objections, disclaimers and prior-pending citations — each with the DuPont or TMEP framing the Examining Attorney is applying.
Filings & Amendments
Applications across §1(a), §1(b), §44 and §66(a) bases, identification and classification amendments, Letters of Protest, Statements of Use and extension requests.
Contentious & Maintenance
TTAB oppositions and cancellations, appeal briefs, cease and desist letters, coexistence and consent agreements, §8 and §15 declarations, renewals and assignments.
Tested against the most demanding drafting standard there is.
JR3 was built for patent specifications, where a single inconsistency between a claim term and the description can cost an applicant their rights. That same foundation powers the trademark library.
See a trademark OA drafted
The Document Library

Every document type carries its own library.

Patents, trademark Office Actions, appeal briefs, opinion letters, claim charts, client memos. Each one arrives with five things attached — and those five are what turn a general model into your firm's drafting standard.

01
Playbooks
How your practice handles a document type end to end — positions, thresholds, escalation.
02
Workflows
The drafting process encoded as repeatable steps, from source material through to first draft.
03
Skills
Saved, tagged capabilities — prior art search, SEP standard selection, continuation claims.
04
Sequences
Ordered prompt stacks that build a long document section by section without losing the thread.
05
Rules
Non-negotiables the output must obey — formatting, citation practice, prohibited language.
Library detail — one document type opened up
A trademark Office Action response document type with its playbook, sections and instructions opened
Libraries shipping today
Patent ApplicationsPatent Office ActionsTrademark Office ActionsAppeal BriefsOpposition & Cancellation FilingsRestriction RequirementsOpinion LettersLegal MemorandaIP Assignment AgreementsNDAsPrior Art ReportsClaim ChartsContinuations & DivisionalsIDS PreparationClient Letters
What Ships Today

Five modules, one prosecution record.

July 2026
Available in Universe

OA Builder

Drop the Office Action in. JR3 detects the application number, retrieves the entire USPTO file wrapper live, decomposes the rejections into structured facts, mines what has won with your examiner, and builds a 37 C.F.R. §1.121-compliant response .docx.

Initiation
Documentation
OA Analysis
Outline
Build
Sift Canvas comparing the rejection, the prior response and the cited art side by side

Examiner-Focused Drafting

The doctrine is national; the practice is personal. JR3 takes graded findings from the examiner's own allowed matters as configuration, so the draft argues in the register that desk has accepted.

Patent Searching

Describe the invention in plain language. JR3 extracts the inventive elements, drafts sample claims, searches 11 offices with live hit counts, and charts the closest references with column-and-line citations.

JR3 extracting inventive elements and drafting sample claims from a plain-language disclosure

Document Drafting

Patents, trademark Office Actions, appeal briefs, opinion letters, memos, assignments and NDAs — drafted in Word and Google Docs as tracked changes, every decision the attorney's.

Universal Charts

SEP, infringement, prior art, family and §112 enablement analysis on one intelligent grid. Element-by-element confidence scoring, citations intact through to Word or Excel.

Universal claim chart grid mid-analysis with element-by-element confidence scoring
2.0
Examiner Analytics

Answer the §101 rejection this examiner already allowed.

JR3 reads the examiner's own file wrappers, isolates the arguments and amendments that preceded a Notice of Allowance, and tunes your draft to match them. Not a generic eligibility brief.

Without examiner analytics

"The claims are not directed to an abstract idea. Under Step 2A Prong Two, the additional elements integrate the judicial exception into a practical application. See Enfish, DDR, and Bascom."

Doctrinally correct. Says nothing this examiner has ever acted on.
With examiner analytics

"Amended claim 1 does not merely determine a value. It requires the processor to refresh the venue map, generate a time-lapse movie of inventory statuses, and unlock a gate structure — operations that cannot be performed in the human mind."

Built to the shape of the amendments this examiner has allowed.
01
Assemble the record
Every Office Action, response, Advisory Action and Notice in the examiner's allowed §101 matters, pulled and OCR-normalized.
02
Pair argument to outcome
Each rejection basis matched to the applicant's actual argument and amended claim language, then to whatever the examiner said next.
03
Grade the record link
Findings labeled Strong, Moderate or Unclear. Where an Examiner's Amendment or PTAB decision intervened, JR3 says so.
04
Tune the draft
The graded findings become configuration for your drafting agent, so the response argues in the register this examiner accepts.
Examiner Analytics 2.0 — the examiner data panel inside a build
Examiner data panel showing allowance rate, rejections by statute and §101 disposition after response
Examiner analyses are derived from public prosecution records and are provided for prosecution strategy. They are not legal advice and do not predict outcomes.
Explore Examiner Analytics 2.0 →
The Architecture

One stack, from the public record to the filed document.

The library sits above the models, not inside them. Swap the model and your firm's drafting standard travels with you.

Layer 05
Surfaces
Microsoft Word add-inGoogle DocsUniverse workbench
Layer 04
Document Library
portable, per practice area
PlaybooksWorkflowsSkillsSequencesRules
Layer 03
Reasoning & Orchestration
Master promptingDocument intelligenceDrafting agentsExaminer analyticsUniversal gridReview monitors
Layer 02
Models
interchangeable, firm-selected
OpenAIAnthropicGoogle GeminiPrivate / customer-hosted
Layer 01
Primary Record
USPTO file wrappersTSDRTTABFederal & state case lawEPO & WIPO11 patent officesETSI standardsYour firm's work product
Spans every layer
Tenancy & Control
Tenant isolation
Zero model training
Encryption in transit and at rest
Role-based access
Model access controls
Audit and usage metrics
No customer content trains a shared model. Your instance learns only from you.
We rebuilt the word processor for the AI era — the AI-centric document interface for legal, model-agnostic by design, with a law-firm-supervised distribution model.
Democratize professional-grade legal draftingThe best AI-centric document interface, everThe first AI-centric legal marketplace
Security & Compliance

Built for procurement, not just for practice.

Unfiled applications and prosecution strategy are among the most sensitive documents a firm holds. JR3 is built so that IT and risk sign off before the pilot, not after it.

ISO 27001 CertifiedSOC 2 Type IIZero Model Training
No training on your work
Documents and prompts are never used to train shared models. Templates and prompt stacks remain your intellectual property and can be exported.
Processed in transit only
Nothing is held beyond the session, and your firm controls residency and retention policy.
Tenant isolation
Only authorized users in your tenant, under role permissions, reach documents and prompts. Scoped profiles govern outside counsel access.
Private hosting available
Customer-cloud deployment, model isolation and admin control over which models are active, for firms with strict infrastructure requirements.
Procurement artifacts ready
Pre-filled CIQ and SIG questionnaires, compliance overview, DPA and IT install packages for restricted environments.
Login your IT will accept
Secure email authentication out of the box, enterprise SSO with IT coordination, and US-based cloud infrastructure.
Releases · Q3 2026

What shipped this quarter, and where to see it run.

Q3 2026 only. Earlier releases are in the full archive.

All releases →
July 2026
Office Action Builder
File wrapper to filed response in one guided build. Sift Canvas and Examiner Analytics shape every argument as the response comes together.
Read more →
July 2026
Prior Art Search & Charting
Describe the invention and JR3 searches 11 patent offices worldwide. The chart builds live with cited evidence, then ships as a Word report or straight to the client's inbox.
Read more →
July 2026
Universal Claim Charting
One grid for SEP, infringement, prior art, family and enablement analysis. Every limitation carries element-by-element confidence scoring.
Read more →
Showing Q3 2026 releases only.
Solutions → Practice Areas
Not an IP practice? The platform covers 18 more.
In-house counsel, corporate and M&A, employment, litigation, privacy and compliance — every practice area gets the same document library model, and the same drafting engine underneath.
In-House Counsel →

Bring a file wrapper, a claim set, or a refusal.

We will run it live on your matter. Or start today and be drafting inside the hour.

STEP 01
Checkout
Pick a plan and pay. Seat-based or usage-based, monthly or annual.
STEP 02
Email authentication
You land on the Universe login. Enter your work email and follow the secure link.
STEP 03
Start drafting
Install the Word add-in, open the Skills Library, and run your first matter.