Ip Protection Press Releases

Some of the world's most transformative inventions didn't emerge from boardrooms or R&D departments. They were developed in home offices, garages, or on napkins in coffee shops, by individuals working solo.

For most inventors, understanding intellectual property starts with one critical distinction: what does a patent protect, and what does copyright cover? Confusing these tools, or using the wrong one, can lead to lost ownership, stalled funding, or public.

Patents may be the traditional benchmark of protection, but they're far from the only way to secure your idea. For most independent inventors, the conventional system is too expensive, too slow, and too uncertain to be a practical solution.

Inventing is bold, but until your idea is protected, it's at risk. With traditional systems like patents taking years and costing tens of thousands, many inventors are left waiting and exposed.

Most inventors assume a patent is the only ticket to safety, yet the traditional path can cost upward of $30,000 and stall your momentum for 2–3 years while you wait for approval.

The world is growing noisier by the day. According to DSCOUT, people touch their phones an average of 2,617 times a day. (Heavy users touch 5,427 times.) The New York Times reports that the average person sees approximately 5,000 ads per day.