TOOLS
Tools
Structured tools for comparing marks, reading Office Actions, and finding relevant decisions.
Research explains the law
How the rules work in general, and what the Board has actually done about them. Read it to understand the problem.
Tools work through your mark
Tools organise what you give them, flag the issues worth investigating, and surface the rules and decisions that bear on them. They do not decide whether your mark can register, and they do not tell you what position to take.
Likelihood-of-confusion first look
Compare two marks across sound, appearance and meaning, then see decisions involving similar comparison patterns.
Office Action decoder
Paste the refusal. Get which refusal it is, the deadline, and the page that explains it.
Descriptiveness check
Identify descriptiveness issues your wording may raise and see decisions applying those rules.
Analysis Report
A structured research report built from your inputs: the issues to investigate, the governing rules, the TTAB decisions closest to your facts, and an evidence checklist. No prediction and no recommendation.
Coexistence sweep
Live registrations of the same mark owned by different parties across two goods categories. Crowded-field evidence, sourced.
Free means complete
We do not hide half of a tool result behind a paywall. If a free tool produces a result, you see the whole result.
If deeper research or attorney review is available, it is offered separately and priced before you choose it.
These tools organise what you enter and surface the rules and decisions that bear on it. They do not weigh your facts, they are not legal advice, and using one does not make Brandon your lawyer.
Who checked this
Reviewed and approved by Brandon Leavitt on 2026-10-02.