Portfolio Explorer
Your patent portfolio as an interactive family-tree timeline. Every filing, priority claim, and deadline in one view — with an AI analyst grounded in your actual filings, not a generic chatbot. Built by Alexander IP for inventors who want to understand what they own.
See how your filings connect
Every application laid out on a timeline — priority claims, continuations, and PCT routes drawn as a family tree, so the structure of your protection is obvious at a glance.
Ask an AI analyst anything
“What does this portfolio cover?” “What happens at the national phase deadline?” Answers cite specific patent numbers, claim text, and dates — not vibes.
Never lose track of a deadline
National phase deadlines, patent terms, and expiry dates sit right on the timeline — the explorer surfaces what's coming up and when.
Live demo — Music Production portfolio
LiveA real portfolio, loaded below. Click any filing for its full record, drag and zoom the timeline, and ask the AI analyst on the right anything about the filings.
Want your own portfolio loaded in?
Join the beta waitlist. I’ll map your filings onto the timeline, load the analyst with your real claim language, and email you when it’s ready. Free during beta — you just need an existing filing (or a patent family you’d like to explore) to point me at.
Family Tree Timeline
Filings positioned at their real dates, with priority and continuation links drawn between them
Claude AI Analyst
Grounded in your filing data — verbatim claims, prosecution history, and dates
Deadline Radar
National phase deadlines and patent terms computed and flagged before they arrive
Alerts (beta)
Email reminders ahead of each deadline for your own filings — join the beta to switch them on
How the portfolio timeline works
Every filing in your portfolio is placed on a timeline at its real filing date, grouped into families. The lines between filings show exactly how they relate — which application claims priority from which, where a continuation-in-part broadened the original claims, and which PCT application carries the family into other countries.
Bars extending from each filing show its protection runway: granted patents run to their expiry date, pending applications show their estimated 20-year term, and PCT applications run to the 30-month national phase deadline. A marker shows today’s date, so everything to the right of it is a decision still ahead of you.
An AI patent analyst is built in — ask it anything about the portfolio and it answers grounded in the actual filing data, citing specific patent numbers, claim text, and dates. Click a patent number in its answer and the timeline highlights that filing.