Edge

Edge is an AI platform for intellectual property professionals, offering Ingenia for patent claims, specifications, figures and disclosures, and Certus for AI-driven trademark search and clearance across a global database. Built for law firms and in-house IP teams, with SOC 2 Type II security.

Edge is a specialist AI platform built for intellectual property work rather than general office tasks. Its two products target the two halves of an IP practice: Ingenia handles patent drafting, and Certus handles trademark clearance. The pitch is narrow but pointed, taking hours-long drafting and searching work and compressing it into a much shorter session while keeping the output in a form a professional can review and edit. Ingenia is the patent side. It helps draft claims and specifications, work with special objects such as figures and sequences, and build disclosures from whatever an inventor supplies. A dedicated patent-focused figure editor sits alongside the AI assistance, and the tool supports regional formatting so work can be prepared for the USPTO or the EPO. Certus is the trademark side, built around search strategies an AI assembles from the details of a specific mark, then filtering and ranking results so the most relevant hits surface first. The stated database is described as the world's most comprehensive trademark collection, and results come with supporting evidence and context rather than bare matches. Practically, this is software for people who already know patent and trademark procedure. Independent attorneys, in-house IP teams and law firm associates are the obvious audience, since the workflow assumes familiarity with claims, disclosures, classification and clearance opinions. Edge publishes client logos including several law firms and corporate brands, and positions security prominently: SOC 2 Type II certification, GDPR compliance, encryption in transit and at rest, no training on customer data, and data residency options tied to practice location. The competitive frame is split. Patent drafting tools tend toward general writing assistance dressed up for legal text, while trademark search tends to sit inside legacy database subscriptions. Edge sells both as task-specific modules under one roof, so a mixed IP practice can cover drafting and clearance from a single vendor. The trade-off is that it is a focused product: firms wanting broad legal research or docketing will still need other systems. Pricing is not published on the homepage, and access starts with a demo request, so evaluation requires a conversation with sales.