Feature · Patent monitoring
Describe the technology you work on. Kindal searches Google Patents on your schedule, filtered by country and status, and puts the relevant new patents in your brief with a short explanation of each.




Write the technology, materials or methods you care about. Choose the countries and whether you want applications, granted patents or both.
On every run Kindal searches Google Patents, keeps only what is new since the last check and places it in the topic, next to the papers and news on the same technology.

Every line links to its sourceEach patent opens with its facts and a short or full AI explanation: what it claims, how it differs from earlier work and why it may matter.
Searched on your schedule, by query, country and status.
Each run keeps what appeared since the last check.
A short or full AI explanation of each patent.
Patents next to research papers and news on the same technology.
arXiv, PubMed, Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex and more in the same topic.
In the app, by email, Slack or Telegram.
Google Patents, filtered by country and by status.
You can include a company name in the search. The results show the assignee of each patent.
On the cadence you set for the topic, for example once a day.
No. Kindal helps you notice relevant new patents. It is not legal advice and does not replace a patent attorney.
Yes. A topic can follow patents, research papers and news together, and one brief covers all of them.
Set up a topic in a few minutes. Your first brief arrives as soon as your sources publish something.