See it at work

Worked examples of what we find and what you get back, from a solo developer's cloned app to a brand team watching twenty product lines. The businesses are fictional; the alerts and drafts are what the product produces.

• quillmint.com

  Quillmint

  Invoices that chase themselves.

  quillmint-app.com

  Quillmint

  Invoices that chase themselves.

  Solo and indie developers

  An indie SaaS gets cloned in a weekend

  A solo developer's invoicing app goes viral on launch day. Within a week there's a lookalike site and an App Store app with a rewritten copy of its description.

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• Fernhollow Botanical Trio, set of 3 A4 prints

  Fern Hollow Botanical Print Set of 3, A4 Vintage Wall Art

  Makers and small shops

  A maker's bestseller copied on Etsy

  A print shop's best-selling set turns up in another Etsy shop under a near-identical name, with the original photos.

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• Trade Marks JournalPublished 12 Oct

  New application

  MOSSGROOVE

  Classes 3, 4

  Your registration

  MOSSGROVE

  Classes 3, 4

  Growing businesses

  A competitor files a near-identical trade mark

  A rival applies to register a name one letter away from an established soap and candle brand. The window to oppose it is two months.

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• High risk 84

  Stanley style tumbler 40oz, Barbiecore pink, personalised name

  Makers and small shops

  Checking a listing before it goes live

  A seller checks a new tumbler listing before publishing and swaps out two trade marks that would have got it pulled.

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• 1,240raw matches across 20 product lines

  6worth a look

  2high risk

  Brand and legal teams

  A homeware brand watching every product line

  An in-house team watches its brand and 20 product lines. Hundreds of raw matches a week become a short list that's actually worth their time.

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