Verifiable real publications
Ask an AI about a patent and it can invent a publication number that doesn't exist. Findip is different — every result is a publication that actually exists in a database, and you can check each one.
Why invented patents don't appear
A general LLM generates plausible-looking patent numbers from training-data patterns, which is how nonexistent numbers slip in. Findip looks results up in its own patent database and returns them. The AI (ChatGPT / Claude) only summarizes those results in prose — every cited publication number comes from Findip's database.
A general LLM alone
Generates patent numbers → nonexistent numbers creep in
Connected to Findip
Looks them up in a real database → every number exists and is verifiable
Check the results yourself
Every result carries a real publication number, and you can open the document at findip.ai/p/{publication}. For example, findip.ai/p/KR1028272620000B1. You can also cross-check against each patent office's original.
Coverage
Findip's full-text data covers publications from 2001 onward (China from 2010), making it strong for mapping recent technology trends and running novelty checks. See which offices and what scope are covered on Data coverage.