Multilingual search
Ask in your own language and patents in other languages come back together. In Findip, the query language is independent of the result language — however you ask, it searches all five jurisdictions (US · KR · JP · CN · EP) by meaning.
Query language ≠ result language
Keyword search hits a language wall: write in English and you find English patents; to see Japanese ones you must search again in Japanese. Semantic search turns the meaning of your sentence into a language-neutral vector, so one question matches original-language patents across five countries at once.
Supported query languages
Ask in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, or German — results always span all five jurisdictions.
A real example
Real results from a single Korean-language query (as of August 2026).
Query (Korean)
"A solid electrolyte that suppresses lithium dendrite growth in all-solid-state batteries"
Though asked in Korean, the results include a Japanese-language patent (JP2011216428A, Toyota) alongside Korean ones. And one of the top hits, KR1028272620000B1, is linked as one invention across a five-country family, so you see its cross-border counterparts at a glance.
| Family member | Country |
|---|---|
| KR1028272620000B1 | KR |
| US20220200097A1 | US |
| CN113892205A | CN |
| JP7263551B2 | JP |
| EP3955362A1 | EP |