The Digital Patent Registry is a Digital World registry for recording, organizing, verifying, and managing your innovation records. It is not a patent office and does not grant patents, legal patent protection, or intellectual property rights - it gives you an organized, verifiable record of your work that you control.
A dedicated place to record, organize, and verify your innovation work over time, so you have a clear, well-documented history to draw on.
Each record is tied to your Digital Identity, so you can show when it was created and that it hasn't been altered since.
Keep related documents, versions, and notes together instead of scattered across emails and drives.
Track changes to a record over time, so you can see how your work developed.
Share a record with collaborators, co-inventors, or reviewers when you choose to.
Tools to record, organize, and manage your innovation work - all in one place.
Create and maintain individual records for each invention, project, or idea you want to document.
Store supporting files - drawings, specifications, notes - alongside each record.
Attach evidence such as prototypes, test results, or research notes to strengthen your documented history.
Each record is tied to your Digital Identity and time-stamped, so you can verify when it was created.
See a history of changes made to a record, including when updates were made.
Invite co-inventors or collaborators to view or contribute to a record.
Group related records together and keep your innovation portfolio organized as it grows.
Sign in with your Digital Identity and start a new record for your invention, project, or idea.
Add drawings, specifications, notes, or other files that support and describe your record.
Keep your record current as your work progresses, with a history of what changed and when.
Share a record with collaborators, co-inventors, or reviewers when you choose to.
The registry is built to help you keep clear, organized records of your innovation work over time.
Keep every version, file, and note related to a record in one place, instead of scattered across tools.
Each record shows when it was created and what has changed since, tied to your Digital Identity.
Share individual records with collaborators or co-inventors without giving up control of the rest of your portfolio.
Useful for a single inventor documenting one idea or a team managing many records across an organization.
Anyone documenting original work can use the registry to keep an organized, verifiable record.
Document ideas and prototypes as they develop, with a clear history you can refer back to.
Keep an organized record of product and technology development as your team grows.
Maintain a documented history of internal innovations and product development work.
Give researchers and students a consistent way to record and organize their work.
Track research outputs and supporting documentation across projects and teams.
Keep design files, specifications, and version history organized in one place.
Disclaimer: The Digital Patent Registry is a Digital World record management service. It does not replace national or international patent offices, does not grant patents, and does not create legal intellectual property rights. Legal protection for your invention depends on the applicable laws and official patent authorities in your jurisdiction.
No. The registry helps you record and organize your innovation work. Obtaining a patent requires filing with the relevant national or international patent office.
No. A registry record is a documented, time-stamped record of your work. It does not create legal patent rights or intellectual property protection on its own.
Anyone with a Digital Identity can create records, including individual inventors, startups, businesses, universities, and research organizations.
Yes. You can share individual records with collaborators, co-inventors, or reviewers when you choose to.
Yes. Records can be updated over time, and the registry keeps a version history of the changes.
Create your first record in the Digital Patent Registry to begin documenting, organizing, and verifying your innovation work.