Company

The patent stack was never one system. Now it is.

An invention passes from the people who made it to the people who file it, and that crossing is where work has always been dropped, re-keyed and started again. We built the company around the crossing rather than around the client’s side of it or the attorney’s.

What we build

Three platforms, one for each position on a patent matter, sharing a single record so that work done in one is visible and usable in the next.

  1. 01

    ZeroToIP for Inventors

    Turns a disclosure into a review-ready draft, then hands it to a partner firm.

  2. 02

    ZeroToIP for Attorneys

    Drafting infrastructure for the firm: prior art, claim strategy, redlines you approve.

  3. 03

    ZeroToIP for Portfolio Holders

    Every matter and every deadline across every firm, in one register.

The founders

Kunal Chandiramani
Kunal Chandiramani

Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Leads the platform’s technical architecture and is a named inventor on the patents behind it. Founded KStar eCommerce, 100,000+ artisan sellers, sold 2022; Venture Partner at Green Sands Equity; three-time TEDx speaker.

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Reynaldo Barceló
Reynaldo Barceló

Co-Founder, President & Chief Legal Officer

Founding partner of Barceló, Harrison & Walker, LLP, with nearly 30 years of IP experience and a Chambers and Partners Spotlight California 2025 recognition. Stanford Law J.D., Adjunct Professor at Stanford Law, licensed Professional Engineer.

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Ajay Nwosu
Ajay Nwosu

Co-Founder & Chief Revenue Officer

Leads revenue and go-to-market across law firm partnerships and the founders filing on the platform. Formerly CEO of Teqball USA and President of the U.S. National Teqball Federation; co-founder of COACT Capital.

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Advisory

Daniela Messina
Daniela Messina, JD

Founder and Managing Member, Portside Capital Solutions

An attorney who works where capital is raised and where it is deployed.

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Nathaniel Persily
Nathaniel Persily, JD

James B. McClatchy Professor of Law, Stanford Law School

Co-Director of the Stanford Law AI Initiative, working on the governance of technology.

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Guadalupe M. Garcia
Guadalupe M. Garcia, JD

Barceló, Harrison & Walker, LLP

A patent attorney with an electrical engineering background, prosecuting and litigating across electronics, software and the biosciences.

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Michael Zyda
Michael Zyda, PhD

Professor Emeritus of Computer Science Practice, USC Viterbi

Founding director of the USC GamePipe Laboratory, and before it of the Navy’s MOVES Institute.

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Daniel Gould
Daniel Gould, JD

General Partner, Castle Fund

Invests at seed stage in deep tech across space, energy and biotech.

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Why it exists

Legal AI is built for lawyers. Filing services are built for everyone else. Between them sits a wall, and every invention has to cross it.

Today that crossing is an email with attachments. The client's search, their disclosure, the questions they were asked and what they decided, most of it doesn't survive. The attorney starts over, because starting over is safer than trusting work whose provenance nobody can see.

We built the other thing. The client's work and the attorney's filing are the same document, held in one record, with every decision along the way attributable to the person who made it.

That is a claim about architecture, not about output, which is the only kind of claim we think a company in this position should make.

What we believe

Most AI companies make a promise about their output. We would rather make a claim about our architecture.

In our products the machine proposes and a person decides. Nothing a model produces reaches a filing without a human hand on that specific change. Every conclusion names the evidence it stands on, and its rank. A search that found nothing on thin evidence is reported as thin evidence, never as a clearance. Failures are recorded as failures rather than retried into an illusion.

And every decision is written to a record that cannot be edited afterward, including every decision to proceed anyway.

We did not add these as safeguards. We built the products so the alternative is unavailable.

There is no setting that turns this off, because it was never a setting.

Our mission

To make patent protection reachable for more inventors, by pairing AI with registered patent attorneys.

Our vision

A world where more innovators can protect what they build, whatever their resources.

Our impact

Helping thousands of inventors and entrepreneurs secure their innovations in record time, at a fraction of traditional costs.

Why we’re different

Technology meets law

Our proprietary AI technology, backed by 25+ years of IP law experience, ensures speed without sacrificing quality or legal protection.

Innovator-first approach

Having built multiple ventures ourselves, we understand the urgency and budget constraints innovators face. We built this platform for people like us.

Proven track record

Patents filed, validated by real innovators who have protected their ideas and gone to market faster than ever before.

Transparent and accessible

No hidden fees, no long wait times, no complicated jargon. Just clear, fast, affordable patent protection.

Inventors we have worked with are affiliated with

  • USC
  • UCLA
  • Stanford
  • UC Berkeley
  • UC San Diego
  • UC Irvine

Contact

Write to us and a person answers.

Where we are

2901 West Coast Hwy
Newport Beach, CA 92663

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