Cblindspot releases its first version
After several months of development, the platform that connects, orchestrates and measures IP operations across systems is live.
Cblindspot has released its first version.
The problem it addresses is a specific one. The wave of AI platforms that reached IP and legal work over the past two years is genuinely capable, and every new one is another island. The work still travels between them by hand: exported, re-keyed, docketed back manually, waiting in someone's inbox. Nothing measures that space, and that space is the operational blind spot the company is named after.
What the platform does
It connects the platforms a team already runs, orchestrates the work as it moves across them, and measures every step of the way. The IP management system stays the single source of truth. Cblindspot sits underneath everything else and keeps it in sync.
More than 2,000 platforms sit in the catalog, and any of them can be wired together the same way. The work comes to people where they already are, in Chrome, in Microsoft Word, in Outlook. Nobody changes how they work.
Pricing is public, and the vendor management module starts at $15 per month.
If the hours AI was supposed to save are disappearing in the gaps between your IP and LegalTech platforms, that is the problem this was built for.
Connect your own stack
Cblindspot connects the platforms you already run, orchestrates the work as it moves across them, and measures every step of the way.