Your practice, off the spreadsheet.
TM Watch gives a solo or boutique IP practitioner a computed docket, one-OTP registry sync, a Journal watch and ready-to-review filing drafts — so the statutory clock is handled and you spend your time on the law, not the diary.
The daily friction, removed
The docket lives in a spreadsheet
Every date is typed by hand and only as good as the last update. TM Watch computes deadlines from the register with their statutory basis, so the docket maintains itself.
Status checks eat the morning
Instead of logging into the portal mark by mark, sync particulars, examination reports and documents for your whole caseload over one OTP.
The Journal is easy to miss
A class-scoped scan runs your clients' marks against each weekly issue and alerts you to anything advertised or cited — while the opposition window is still open.
Drafting replies from scratch
Generate a structured examination-report reply with the s.9 / s.11 grounds and comparison table pre-filled. You review, refine and file.
What you get on day one
- A computed docket with every statutory date and its basis
- One-OTP registry status and document sync
- Class-scoped Trade Marks Journal watch across your caseload
- Examination-reply drafts with grounds pre-structured
- Renewals as a revenue list, with estimated fees
- Email, WhatsApp and in-app reminders on a tightening schedule
Frequently asked questions
Is TM Watch a filing service that competes with attorneys?
I'm a solo practitioner — is this overkill?
Can I keep client work confidential?
What about renewals revenue?
Software for practitioners — not a filing service. TM Watch is the platform your practice runs on: it tracks status, computes statutory deadlines with their basis, watches the Journal and prepares drafts for your review. Every date is advisory — verify against the official Registry record. TM Watch never files, pays, or signs anything with the Registry; you, the attorney, stay in control of every action.
Give your docket to the software.
Start free, add your marks, and let the statutory clock run in the background.