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 live per-country, per-period figures on Data coverage.