Name: Patent PreCheck
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

You built something clever with Cursor or Claude. Will it survive a patent examiner? Patent PreCheck is a free, keyless patentability read on your code in about 60 seconds: USPTO pillar scores (eligibility, novelty, nonobviousness), prior art matches, and the pillar holding you back. Web app, hosted MCP at patentprecheck.com/mcp, or npx in CI. Triage before counsel. Not legal advice.

I used this website to check if my code could potentially be patented based on USPTO criteria, and I was honestly impressed.

The platform doesn’t just give a yes/no answer. It runs your code through multiple factors and gives you a patentability score with a clear dashboard breakdown. Each section shows where your submission is strong and where it’s weak.

What I liked most:
- Actionable dashboard: Instead of vague legal jargon, it points out specific gaps and tells you exactly what details to add to improve your score.
- USPTO-based analysis: It references actual USPTO guidelines, so the feedback feels grounded, not generic.
- Iterative improvement: You can keep updating sections and watch your score go up. Super helpful if you’re preparing a provisional application.

It’s not a substitute for a patent attorney, but as a first-pass tool it saves a ton of time and money. If you’re a developer or startup founder trying to figure out if your code is even worth patenting, this is worth trying.

This site actually helps you fix your patent application

I uploaded my code to see if it could be patented and the site gave me a score + dashboard showing exactly what was missing.

It’s based on USPTO standards so the feedback felt legit. The best part is it tells you what to add to each section to improve your score, so you’re not just guessing.

Great tool if you want a reality check before talking to a lawyer. Would use again.

Patent PreCheck

Patentability scores for AI code — Cursor, CLI, free

Patentability scores for AI code — Cursor, CLI, free

Patent PreCheck Reviews

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