AI patent risk scanner
Scan it. Know your risk. Then produce.
Takdim checks a photo of your product against design and utility patents. You get a clear low, medium or high risk rating in minutes, while changes are still cheap.
Patent pending · Built by a retail buyer, for the people who make and buy product
Watch the overview
How Takdim works, and why it's needed.
One look-alike detail can cost more than the whole order.
How it works
Three steps, built into how you already develop product.
Snap the product
Take one full photo, plus close-ups of any feature that makes it stand out.
Pick the category
Choose what it is, like a sneaker, handbag or beauty item, so the search looks in the right place.
Read your risk report
See matching design and utility patents, a risk rating for each, and small tweaks that can lower the risk.
The risk report
Clear answers your team can act on.
Takdim gives buyers and designers an early warning, so the right items go to legal review before money is spent. It works alongside your lawyer, not instead of one.
Suggested tweak: Swap the rotating lid for a flip-top closure to move away from the closest lid patents.
Sample report for illustration. Not legal advice.
Who it's for
For everyone who decides what gets made.
Manufacturers
Check designs before sampling and production, not after the first cease-and-desist letter.
Wholesalers & importers
Screen every new item in your line before you commit to factory orders.
Retail buyers
Ask for a Takdim report as part of vendor review, and keep risky goods off your floor.
Why we built it
Born on the buying floor.
I spent 18 years as a retail buyer and merchandise manager at major national retailers. Too often I saw a product that looked fine turn out to be too close to someone else's patented design. The result was canceled orders, empty shelves and goods that had to be destroyed.
Nobody on the team was careless. We simply had no fast way to check. Takdim is the tool I wish we'd had: a quick, visual patent check that fits right into the buying and design process.
Jeremy holds a physics degree from Harvard and a Ph.D. in physics from the Technion. A patent attorney and the founder of Rutman IP, he has spent more than 15 years drafting patent applications. He is also a data scientist and developer, and leads the technology behind Takdim's image-matching system.
Pilot program now open
See your own products through Takdim.
We're onboarding a small group of manufacturers and wholesalers for our first pilot. Book a short demo and bring a product you're working on.
Or email us at miro.vigordon@takdimai.com