About Trademarkora

Global trademark decisions. Local responsibility.

One connected place for AI-assisted search, class planning and country pricing—with human review and clear responsibility for each jurisdiction.

Peter Lin working at his office desk
Peter Lin at work in a Shenzhen office. The papers shown are not presented as a named client matter.

Why Trademarkora exists

One experience should not hide local accountability.

Trademark work crosses borders, but professional authority does not become one worldwide licence. The product should stay connected while the responsible local role stays visible.

That is the principle behind our public trust graph: one platform, one understandable workflow, and evidence-gated responsibility for every jurisdiction.

How the structure works

One platform. Local accountability.

Public relationship records appear here only after evidence and publication approval.

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A real working session. The people shown are not identified as clients, lawyers, reviewers, or current staff.

How responsibility becomes visible

Prepared with technology. Owned by people.

Trademarkora is built around a practical division of responsibility: software organises records and scope; an attributable professional owns the recommendation; the customer owns purchase and final application approval.

Professional context

Present in the trademark community.

Industry participation provides context, not endorsement, a credential, or evidence about any client matter.

Peter Lin at an INTA industry event
Peter Lin attending an INTA industry event. No INTA endorsement is implied.
Peter Lin holding an IP publication at an industry event
Peter Lin with an IP publication at an industry event. This is not a speaking, award, or client-case claim.

Where and how work is handled

The handling label follows the evidence.

These are the possible responsibility models—not a claim that every model or provider is available in every country today.

Technology + human review

Technology organises. People decide.

  1. AI: organises records, scope and evidence.
  2. Professional: owns the recommendation.
  3. Customer: owns purchase and final application approval.
  4. Local professional: handles jurisdiction-specific work where required.

Quality and accountability

Know the scope before you engage.

  • Responsible entity and professional disclosed before engagement.
  • Scope, price, included work and exclusions kept visible.
  • No government filing without applicant approval.
  • Published prices and Exact Quote scopes stay clearly separated.

Verify the structure

Trust should be inspectable.

Our public ledger shows approved references, verification dates and the boundary between operating support and local professional responsibility.

Open the public evidence ledger