USPTO Patent Watch
Watch public patent pages or a topic. See new applications in a company or a tech area.
A USPTO patent watch tracks new applications in a company or technology area.
Patent databases are complete if you search them. They do not tap you on the shoulder. Google Patents mail is flaky. Lens.org alerts are a start. Enterprise landscaping suites cost real money and still miss the trade-press writeup of a filing.
AyeWatch watches public USPTO, Google Patents, or assignee pages you paste, plus a topic in English. It is not a docketing system. It is not a full-text claim chart. It is not legal advice. It pings you when a public page in the area you named actually adds an application.
Company, then technology
Paste an assignee search URL or a company patents page. Write the rule. Tell me when a new application or grant appears in [tech]. Skip design patents if you do not care. Keep utility if you do.
Then add a topic without a URL. "New patent applications on on-device speech models from [company]." That catches IP press and the Patent Office news page, not only one query. The longer stack is monitor patent filings. A competitor's published application is often the first honest roadmap you will get. Treat it as a signal, not a lawsuit.
Pair it with litigation if you must
If the same names show up in ITC or district court, watch those public docket pages separately. Court docket monitoring is that job. Do not mix patents and complaints in one topic. You will hate the alerts.
AyeWatch for legal and templates are fine starting points. Free Preview is six lifetime runs across three topics. Pro is $9/mo. Weekly is enough for most patent pages. Daily if you are in a live race.
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Free Preview is six lifetime runs across three topics. No card.
Try AyeWatch freeWhat this will not replace
Clarivate, PatSnap, and your outside IP firm still own landscaping and prosecution. AyeWatch will not manage deadlines, IDS, or family trees. It will not file anything. It tells you the public record in a company or a tech area moved, in a summary you can forward to the person who actually reads claims.
Start with one assignee URL you already check on Fridays. If the first ping names an application you would have wanted, add the topic. Stop before you watch "AI patents" as a whole.