Patenta
ChatGPT plugin by Patenta · Search patents, find prior art
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0 / 30Put a search term in the name Search rank?Directory search ranks name matches first: 53% of top-3 results have the search term in the name. Searches for a brand name itself are not tracked.The name has none of the tracked search terms.10 of 20 category leaders do this
In ChatGPT conversations?How often ChatGPT mentions Patenta when people ask common Education & Research questions.
About Patenta
On the directory's Education & Research page Patenta is #668 of 679. It joined the directory on Oct 27, 2026.
Search patents, find prior art, or check whether an idea already exists. Patenta is a semantic patent search: it matches published patents by meaning rather than by keyword. Describe an invention or technical idea in plain language and get the closest matching patents.From the plugin’s directory listing
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- #668 of 679
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- 204 academic research plugins
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- Oct 27, 2026
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What does Patenta do?
Search patents, find prior art. Search patents, find prior art, or check whether an idea already exists. Patenta is a semantic patent search: it matches published patents by meaning rather than by keyword. Describe an invention or technical idea in plain language and get the closest matching patents.
How do I use Patenta in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @Patenta in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “Has anyone patented a bike lock that unlocks with a fingerprint and alerts my phone if it is cut?”, “Find US patents similar to a foldable drone frame with self-locking arms.” or “What prior art exists for a toothbrush that vibrates when I brush too hard?”