Patents are the most reliable leak in tech. Before a product ships, before an exec drops a hint, the engineering team writes down what they're building — in legal language, in public, on a government website. The problem is that patentese is brutal: "a system comprising a processor configured to…" for 60 pages of dense legalese, even when the underlying idea is genuinely interesting. Patentlyze is the version of that I wanted to read. Every week we cover the newly-published filings from Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Nvidia, Tesla, OpenAI, and Amazon, and turn each one into a plain-English breakdown — with the original figure, what the patent actually does, why the company filed it, and a verdict on whether it'll actually ship. About 50–80 fresh breakdowns published every week, every one verified against the official USPTO publication. Would love feedback from the PH community on what you'd want to see covered. What's a recent Big Tech move where you wished you'd had the patent context behind it?

Patentlyze

New Big Tech patents, rewritten in plain English.

New Big Tech patents, rewritten in plain English.