About us · 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.

The people behind the process

  • Bingtian Wu
    Bingtian WuTrademarkora team
  • Huiming You
    Huiming YouTrademarkora team
  • Peter Lin
    Peter LinFounder
  • Shaojun Han
    Shaojun HanTrademarkora team
  • Lily LIn
    Lily LInTrademarkora team
  • Youlan Gong
    Youlan GongTrademarkora team
  • Zhenglin Hu
    Zhenglin HuTrademarkora team

People behind the process

Your business context matters.

Your trademark question starts with your business: what you offer, where you plan to operate, and what you need to protect.

Our team helps bring that context into a clear scope for professional review.

Before engagement, we confirm who is responsible for the work and what the agreed scope includes.

Why Trademarkora exists

One experience should not hide local accountability.

Trademarkora brings your trademark information and filing options together. OpenPTO coordinates cross-border work. Peter Lin and his team lead strategy and China trademark assessment.

We confirm the responsible professional and service scope before engagement.

How the structure works

One platform. Local accountability.

Client-facing decision and application platform

Trademarkora

Trademarkora gives clients one place to search, plan classes, compare countries, review pricing and request a professional check.

Operating and coordination network

OpenPTO

OpenPTO provides cross-border coordination for Trademarkora.

Founder & Global Trademark Strategy Lead

Peter Lin & team

Peter Lin and his team lead trademark strategy and China trademark assessment.

Team discussion around a shared board
A discussion around a shared board.

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.

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.
Peter Lin
Peter Lin · Founder

Built by an IP practitioner

Peter Lin

Founder & Global Trademark Strategy Lead

Peter Lin and his team lead trademark strategy and China trademark assessment.

The context behind the work

From a conversation to a considered next step.

A trademark question brings together business plans, records and application details. Careful preparation helps the professional reviewer see how those pieces fit together.

The agreed scope identifies the work to be done and who is responsible for it. That clarity should stay with you beyond the first conversation.

Office desks and working space
Space for preparation, correspondence and discussion.

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.

Verify the structure

Trust should be inspectable.

Our public information page explains the confirmed platform, coordination and team roles, with background links and a contact for corrections.

Open the public evidence ledger

Example / not a client result

What can a preliminary professional check tell you?

The check gives a direction for the proposed filing scope: Proceed, Modify or Stop, with up to three main reasons and a next step. This hypothetical example shows the structure; it does not assess or clear a trademark.

Example direction: Modify the preparation
A software business needs to clarify the offering and mark versions before settling its proposed filing scope.
Up to three main reasons
  1. The downloadable product and hosted service have not been separated.
  2. The intended countries need confirmation.
  3. The logo is changing, so the version to assess is unsettled.
A practical next step
Confirm what customers receive, the intended markets and the current name or artwork. The professional can then complete the relevant check. You decide whether to purchase filing services after the result and confirmed scope.
Limits of this example and the check
No database search was performed for this example. The free check is not a full legal opinion, unlimited alternative-name search, dispute analysis or guarantee of registration.

No payment is required to request the check. Using Search or AI class suggestions first is optional.

Who prepares information, and who owns the advice?

Source-based preparation

Trademarkora prepares guides and links the official sources behind factual statements. A source-check date records that research; it is separate from a legal effective date or a professional review date.

Individual professional responsibility

The responsible local professional, contracting entity and scope are disclosed before engagement. A Founder role or an operating-network reference does not establish a professional licence in every jurisdiction.

An honest review record

An article does not claim an individual attorney review unless that review is actually recorded. Preparation examples are hypothetical; public source material is not presented as a client success story.

Contact the team about a source or scope question →