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Founded in Singapore in 2007, PatSnap is a global leading AI-native innovation intelligence company. Leveraging domain-specific AI agents and robust analytics tools, PatSnap empowers IP and R&D teams to unlock insights, accelerate discoveries, and protect breakthroughs. Trusted by more than 18,000 enterprises, law firms and research institutions in over 50 countries including one-third of the world’s largest R&D spenders, PatSnap transforms how organizations innovate and make critical decisions.

Our company was established in 1984. InventHelp employs more than 100 people at its headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which include researchers, illustrators, writers as well as customer service representatives and other staff. InventHelp maintains the largest network of regional sales offices of any similar firm: 60+ offices in the U.S. and Canada. Why choose InventHelp? 40 Years of Experience InventHelp is one of the leading service providers in the invention industry. Our services are ready to help you, the inventor, pursue your invention idea. 1,000's of Companies InventHelp maintains a database of 1,000's of companies which have agreed to confidentially review our clients’ ideas. They are interested in looking for new inventions and represent many different types of industries. 10000 Patents InventHelp offers patent referrals to its clients. These referrals have resulted in more than 10000 patents for InventHelp inventors. We can refer you to an independent patent attorney who will advise you on the necessary steps to take toward potentially patenting your idea.

boldstart ventures is the inception fund for technical founders building the operating system of the autonomous enterprise. We invest before the product, pitch deck, or company exists, backing bold ideas that feel more like myth than market. Since 2010, we’ve partnered with 130+ founding teams, helping turn raw conviction into breakout momentum. Our portfolio includes category-defining companies like Snyk, Protect AI (sold to Palo Alto Networks >$700M), Clay, Kustomer (sold to Meta $1B), Generalist AI, BigID, Keycard, CrewAI, Hypernative, Blockdaemon, Superhuman (sold to Grammarly), and Front.