Founded turns a TTO’s existing portfolio into a working map. Visualize your full catalog, surface the inventor and cluster relationships buried inside it, and triage what to commercialize next — without leaving the spreadsheets and legacy databases behind until you’re ready.
The catalog you already have, made legible. Pipeline at a glance, an inventor network you can read at a glance, and a working table that lets you triage what to push next.
A read-only view of how your technologies are categorized, who you're connected to in the graph, and what the office is doing with them — so you don't have to email the analyst to find out.
Browse a university's published technologies by cluster, TRL, or patent stage. See the inventor network behind a technology before you ask for an intro.
Drop in a CSV export from your TTO database — Inteum, Wellspring, or internal spreadsheets. Read-only by default, your existing system stays the source of truth.
CSV · Any TTO databasePipeline funnel, KPIs, and an in-flight timeline that finally let you answer “what are we working on right now” without three queries.
Portfolio OverviewForce-directed graph of inventors, technologies, and clusters. Hulls show research groups; cross-cluster links show the connections you didn’t know you had.
Knowledge GraphFilter the catalog by TRL, stage, and commercial fit. Sort by what’s aging, what’s closest to license, what your office should pick up this week.
TechnologiesCross-cluster pairings surfaced from the graph — adjacent technologies, shared inventors, complementary IP — ready for a single licensee conversation.
Surfaced from graphPipeline funnel, KPI band, in-flight timeline, activity stream, and industry split — one screen for a director’s morning standup.
Force-directed network of inventors, technologies, and clusters. Convex hulls per research group; cross-cluster edges call out the bundles hiding in your catalog.
Filterable, sortable table view with TRL, stage, patent status, and a commercial-fit score per record. Saved views for the queries you run every week.
Adjacency surfaced directly from the graph — cross-cluster, shared-inventor, and complementary-IP pairings ready for a single conversation.
Drop in a CSV export from any TTO database. Column mapping, type inference, and a dry-run preview before anything writes.
Session-based auth with role-based permissions by school and role. Audit log on every record. Institution-owned data. Encrypted at rest.
Read-only views for inventors so they can see how their technologies are categorized and where they sit in the network — without an analyst email.
SAML/Shibboleth SSO, lab-level permissions, SOC 2 Type II audit. Sequenced after the first cohort of institutions is live.
Public, filterable catalog for licensees with intro requests routed back to the lead analyst with full context.
US universities spend $110 billion a year on research — and just 775 products a year reach the market from their technology transfer offices.