Eety AI - An AI Assistant for Patent Drafting vs LuxSign

Patent drafting is a strategy problem before it is a writing problem. One wrong inference, one gap in the novelty argument, and the application may not defend what the inventor actually built.

Eety.ai builds a 15-point invention model — the Brain — before writing begins. It captures novelty, component interactions, and claim strategy. Each dimension is confidence-scored; incomplete fields block drafting until resolved. Gaps trigger targeted engineer-perspective questions specific to exactly what's missing, incorporated without disturbing confirmed analysis.

Drafting runs through a 10-phase pipeline with an attorney-approved plan before any section executes. Drawings generate as editable SVGs with numerals tracked across all figures and text. Style DNA mirrors the attorney's own voice from reference filings. Nine templates enforce USPTO, EPO, PCT, and UKIPO conventions. Team access, audit trail, style compliance checking, and section-level review complete the pre-filing workflow.

Alright, let's break it down. LuxSign is your new digital signing sidekick, but with the security creds of a Swiss bank (well, a Luxembourgish one). It's a cloud-based platform that lets you get documents signed online in minutes, without all the old-school printing, scanning, and "did you get my email?" chaos. But here's the main flex: it's built and hosted entirely in Luxembourg. This isn't just a random choice—it means all your docs are encrypted end-to-end and stored exclusively within the EU, making it fully GDPR compliant by default. No data sneaking off to servers in who-knows-where. It's perfect for businesses in Europe, or anyone dealing with European clients, who need their contracts to be legally valid (thanks to eIDAS SES standards) and their data privacy on lock. Whether you're a freelancer sending a single proposal or a massive enterprise needing custom workflows, LuxSign cuts through the red tape. You get drag-and-drop signing fields, automated email nudges to signers, and the ability to have multiple people sign at once or in a specific order. It's basically giving your paperwork a first-class, ultra-secure ticket to Doneville.