TrademarkOS is a practice-management platform built specifically for Indian trademark law. Indian practice runs on the Trade Marks Act 1999 / Rules 2017 and is uniquely deadline-hostile: missing the 30-day examination-response window, the 4-month opposition window, or the 2-month counter-statement window causes irreversible loss of rights "by operation of law, not merits." Most firms still track this on spreadsheets.
The core idea is a two-axis status model that separates what the Registry has actually done (Registry Status) from what the firm believes is happening (Firm Phase), with an automated Divergence Check that surfaces the gap in real time, catching exactly the failure mode that loses marks by operation of law. Contentious work is modeled the way Indian practice actually works: a typed Proceeding (opposition, rectification, appeal) sits as a child of a continuing Matter, because a single mark crosses between prosecution and litigation repeatedly, sometimes sitting on both sides at once.
On top of that: an AI Pre-Filing Clearance Report with a Self-Portfolio Collision Check, screening a proposed mark against the same client's own portfolio, not just third parties; Mirror Mode AI drafting for trademark applications and cease-and-desist notices, styled to a firm's own documents; a deadline-rules engine covering the Act's statutory timelines; a 6-band permission matrix (Partner/Attorney/TM Agent/Associate/Paralegal/Front Desk) with field-locking after filing; a Client entity with GST-aware financials and a Relationship Health Score deliberately distinct from deadline urgency; and interactive Knowledge Base guides whose worked examples call the platform's real formulas, backed by build guards that fail CI the moment a formula and its documentation drift apart.
It's one Next.js/TypeScript app end-to-end, real Prisma reads/writes throughout, covering leads through litigation: net-new lead intake with live WIPO Nice Classification search across terms, Clients, Matters, Contacts, Tasks, Reports, notes with @mentions and a unified timeline, platform-wide folders with real file storage, and a full Settings/Resources suite.