Solve Intelligence 2025: Year in Review

In 2025, Solve Intelligence’s partnerships with leading IP and patent teams grew substantially, as firms increasingly looked for ways to stay ahead of accelerating change in the patent landscape. Customer leaders emphasized the importance of forward-looking tools and processes, citing the need to move faster while maintaining the rigor required for high-stakes intellectual property work. Solve’s AI patent platform helped teams reclaim time, respond more effectively to clients, and focus more deeply on strategic and technical problem-solving.

Adoption and usage scaled meaningfully throughout the year. Solve Intelligence is now used by 33% of the Vault 30 Intellectual Property Law Firms, 19% of Chambers and Partners Band 1 through Band 4 Intellectual Property Law Firms, 19% of AM Law 100 Law Firms, and Globally by 400+ IP teams, across 6 continents. In-house adoption grew over 400% in 2025, with Solve supporting more than 30,000 patent application projects and 12,000 office action projects. The number of IP professionals using Solve increased by 561%, reflecting sustained growth across both law firm and in-house teams.

Product momentum accelerated alongside that adoption. Solve introduced two new products in 2025, achieved a 1,053% increase in weekly active users, and reported that 75% of IP teams customize the platform to meet their specific practice needs. Close collaboration with customers remained central to product development, with teams co-creating tailored templates and workflows designed to support a wide range of patent applications and technical domains.

Solve also expanded its ecosystem and global presence throughout the year, completing its Series A and Series B financings and reaching $55 million in total capital raised. Together, these milestones reflect a year of sustained growth, deepened customer partnerships, and continued focus on building AI purpose-built for patent professionals.

Explore the full 2025 Year in Review for detailed insights into product development, adoption trends, and the role of AI in modern patent workflows.