Software patents, born strong.
Eligibility-aware, fully-enabled drafts that hold up when the examiner pushes back—generated in minutes, shaped by your strategy.
Software is the highest-volume, most-contested corner of the patent system. Alice-era §101 rejections, functional-claiming traps under §112(f), and enablement questions about algorithms make software applications easy to file and hard to defend. Paximal drafts them to survive that scrutiny from the first filing.
§101 eligibility
Abstract-idea rejections sink applications that read well on filing day. Paximal builds technical-problem / technical-improvement framing and concrete implementation detail into the spec and claims, so eligibility is supported rather than assumed.
Functional claiming & §112
Pure functional language invites §112(f) and enablement attacks. Paximal maps each claimed function to disclosed structure, algorithms, and fallbacks—with layered support ready for amendment.
Speed vs. durability
Fast release cycles pressure teams to file quickly. Paximal produces a complete, internally consistent draft in minutes, so velocity never costs you scope or support.
How Paximal Helps
Paximal's agentic, attorney-designed platform turns a disclosure into a complete software application—claims, specification, and figures aligned—built around the eligibility and enablement issues software claims actually face.
Capabilities
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Technical-improvement framing for §101 support
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Structure-and-algorithm mapping for every claimed function
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Layered fallback support engineered for real amendment paths
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Auto-generated system, block, and flowchart figures in USPTO format
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Terminology harmonized across claims, spec, and drawings
~70%
allowed after one Office action
0%
§112(a) enablement rejections
~4 hrs
from inventor materials to filing-ready
Observed across a cohort of Paximal-generated accelerated applications prosecuted to allowance at the USPTO. See the Outcomes study for the full analysis.
Does Paximal handle §101-sensitive software claims?
Yes. Eligibility framing—technical problem, technical improvement, and concrete implementation—is engineered into the draft rather than bolted on after a rejection.
What kinds of software applications does it draft?
Complete, fully-enabled specifications across software and SaaS, including system, method, and computer-readable-medium claim sets.
Can a small software firm use Paximal without a sales call?
Yes. Software teams can start free, generate a foundational draft in minutes, then align and review to filing-ready.