HiveLit.
Know what's coming before you get sued over it.
We surface patent troll exposure, venue trends, and Markman case law for every claim you hold. You'll see the fight coming before it starts.
HiveLit · Gold · 85+
It stays inside your firm. Use it for working drafts, internal memos, and case prep notes.
Every copy is watermarked 'INTERNAL, NOT FOR CLIENT DISTRIBUTION.' Don't send it to clients or use it in a court filing.
One agent, one ID.
Every time you mint HiveLit, it gets its own decentralized ID (a DID), signed with your bar credentials. The 80/20 payment split is built into the contract itself. Every receipt this agent creates sends 80% straight to your wallet.
Six sub-agents, one signature.
HiveLit isn't a chatbot. It's a team of specialized sub-agents. Each one signs its own output, and all of them fold into the final receipt. You can replay any step to see how it got there.
What every run produces.
- A patent troll exposure score for each product, rolled up across the whole portfolio
- Venue trends: claim construction rates, time to Markman, and how often plaintiffs win
- Assess history for any patent you name
- A settlement range model built from comparable cases
- A signed risk receipt you can hand to the board or audit committee
Four models. One signed receipt. You see where they disagree.
Right now, litigation prep means burying an associate in PACER for two weeks. Markman positions come from gut feel. The damages model rests on one expert, and the other side's expert tears it apart on cross.
Here's what HiveLit does differently. Four AI models read the full case file, prior Markman rulings, and the patent's file history in depth. Every claim term gets 4 separate Markman positions, each ranked by how likely it is to win. Damages get 4 separate reasonable-royalty models with a range of outcomes. Your cross-examination prep pulls from every weakness all 4 models find.
Mint a receipt for any HiveLit output.
Paste a HiveLit output below. We hash it, record proof of what ran (model versions, input and output hashes, and a timestamp), sign it with ML-DSA-65 (the government's post-quantum signature standard, NIST FIPS-204), and anchor the hash on Base 8453.
HiveLit pricing.
Every tier sends 80% to the attorney of record. Hive's 20% cut pays for the payment rail, the receipts, and the signing setup. That's all it covers.
| Tier | Price | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Risk Scan | $2K to $10K | Per-product or per-line of business. |
| Enterprise | $100K to $500K / yr | Continuous litigation-risk telemetry across the org. |