Vainture evaluates ventures across two engines — commercialization viability and patentability defensibility — in minutes.
Built for research institutions and venture investors. Houston, TX.
Run either, or run both in parallel.
Two engines, one platform
Commercialization and patentability are distinct decision gates. We score both.
Most institutions answer these questions in different rooms, with different teams, on different timelines. Vainture runs them in parallel — independent verdicts, citation-grade evidence, in minutes.
Commercialization Engine
Vainture Signal
Should we commercialize this?
In about three minutes, we tell you whether a disclosure has real commercial legs — naming the actual market, real competitors, named investors, and likely funding sources.
- Dimensions
- market · competitive · regulatory · investor · partner · funding
- Verdict format
- Proceed / Pivot / Decline
- Score
- 0–100 commercialization score
- Runtime
- ~3 minutes
- Built for
- TTO business development · investors · founders
Patentability Engine
Vainture Patent
Should we file a patent on this?
In about five minutes, we search seven prior art databases and tell you whether the invention is novel enough to defend at the patent office — with the supporting references called out.
- Prior art sources
- USPTO · EPO · PubMed · Semantic Scholar · arXiv · Lens · Google Patents
- Verdict format
- File / File narrowed / Do not file
- Score
- 0–100 defensibility score
- Runtime
- ~5 minutes
- Built for
- TTO IP counsel · patent agents · practitioners
Run both in parallel
One disclosure. Both engines. Two verdicts.
Submit one disclosure. Both engines run in parallel. A unified recommendation synthesizes the two verdicts.
Unified Recommendation card coming in v1.1.
Run Full Evaluation →Developed in collaboration with faculty across Houston's leading research institutions.
Including Baylor College of Medicine, Rice University, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and the Texas Medical Center. Designed for the decision rooms where science meets capital — and where patentability decisions move alongside commercialization decisions.