Company

Built by people who have had to file the response.

NOA started as a working tool, not a business plan. It exists because the information needed to prosecute well is public, enormous, and completely impractical to read - and because the practitioners who do read it cannot scale themselves.

The operating idea is simple.

A patent response should be grounded in the record, shaped by the team responsible for it, and reviewable before it leaves the organization.

Origin

Use the record before the deadline makes it invisible.

Patent prosecution creates a detailed public record of examiner behavior, claim strategy, interview outcomes, amendments, arguments, and allowances. The problem is not that the record is unavailable. The problem is that it is too large and fragmented to use well under deadline pressure.

NOA is built to make that record practical: traceable inputs, matter-specific reasoning, ranked response options, and draft language that can be reviewed by the attorney responsible for the case.

Principles

The record decides. The practitioner decides what to do with it.

The record decides.

Recommendations begin from the office action, the cited references, prosecution history, examiner behavior, and approved firm materials - not a generic prompt.

Judgment stays with the practitioner.

NOA prepares analysis and language for attorney review. It does not file, approve, or replace the professional judgment required in prosecution work.

Trust is the product.

The system is designed around controlled environments, reviewable outputs, and clear data boundaries because prosecution history is a strategic asset.

Team

Plainspoken software for specialized legal work.

NOA is being built for patent professionals who need the work product to be specific, defensible, and usable in a real response workflow. Public team details will appear here when they are ready to publish.

Bring us a real Office Action.

We will show what the system finds in the record, how it ranks the available response paths, and where attorney review remains in control.