Nodes-IP

What Nodes-IP is

Nodes-IP is a web-based patent workspace where practitioners and an AI assistant work with shared matter materials. The assistant searches EPO and USPTO patent data and places relevant results in matter references. It can draft or revise claims using prior art already in a matter, write application description sections consistent with claims and figures, and prepare drawing descriptions while keeping reference signs aligned between figures and text. Its suggested edits are proposals for attorney review rather than automatic changes to the matter. Applications can be exported as .docx files in the user's filing format. The maker says customers can configure the product for matters where a client does not permit AI. It says data is encrypted, access to systems and people is limited by matter, providers follow the same standard, and systems are audited regularly. Anthropic provides language-model inference; prompts may contain invention content and project text, while the listed commercial API terms exclude submitted data from model training. Railway hosts the application and Postgres database in the EU, and Cloudflare R2 stores figures and drawings there. Pricing is on request; Pro and Enterprise are listed as coming soon.

Who it suits

Nodes-IP is aimed at patent practitioners, with Pro intended for individuals and Enterprise for IP departments and law firms. It may suit teams seeking AI-assisted drafting while retaining attorney review of proposed changes.

Limits

Pro is billed per user per month and includes one seat with full platform access. Enterprise uses custom seats and custom pricing; custom integrations, SSO, advanced security, support, and training are part of that plan.

Getting started

1. Open the Nodes-IP website
2. Request pricing from the maker
3. Choose the Pro or Enterprise plan
4. Configure the workspace for your matter’s AI requirements

Verdict

Nodes-IP brings patent search and drafting tasks into a shared matter workspace, with attorney review built into its AI workflow. Consider its prompt handling and listed plan availability before deciding whether it fits your practice.