Fat Tailed Solutions
For tech-transfer offices, agency IP counsel & federal integrators

Evidence-grade AI for prior art, technical diligence, and document intelligence — deployable inside your boundary.

Search, structure, and defend technical evidence at scale: governed prior-art search over the USPTO corpus, auditable citation trails, and document-intelligence pipelines that run on-premise or in your cloud tenancy.

Request a briefingRequest a capability briefing — 30 minutes, technical, no sales deck.
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Evidence infrastructure with provenance before scale

The request starts a scoped buyer conversation with the system, artifact, and human review path visible up front.

Briefing
Scoped
capability first
Trace
Audit
source lineage
Use case
Gov
review constraints
Work product

A concrete artifact or pilot scope, not a generic discovery call.

Operating owner

Fat Tailed Solutions builds, ships, and runs the system.

Request path

This page captures the context needed to reply without a second intake step.

Proof before pitch

Evidence infrastructure with provenance before scale

The request starts a scoped buyer conversation with the system, artifact, and human review path visible up front.

Work product
A concrete artifact or pilot scope, not a generic discovery call.
Operating owner
Fat Tailed Solutions builds, ships, and runs the system.
Request path
This page captures the context needed to reply without a second intake step.
Human gate
Nothing is sold or turned on without a scoped follow-up.
Source context
The reply is tied to the offer and page that brought you here.
First move
The next step should be small enough to prove value before anything expands.

Where evidence work breaks down

  • Prior-art and technical diligence are manual, slow, and inconsistent across reviewers.
  • Commercial AI tools can't produce the audit trail your review process requires.
  • Sensitive documents can't leave your boundary — which rules out every SaaS demo you've seen.
  • Contractor LOE for document review scales linearly with volume, forever.

What you get

  • Governed search infrastructure: budget-capped, logged, reproducible queries with full audit trails.
  • Evidence binders: structured findings with citations that survive review.
  • On-premise / gov-cloud deployment paths — infrastructure-as-code, documented, inspectable.
  • Document-intelligence pipelines: ingestion, OCR, transcription, structured extraction.
  • A working prototype on your sample corpus before any commitment.

How it works

  1. 1

    Capability briefing

    30 minutes: your evidence workflows, our deployed systems, honest fit assessment.

  2. 2

    Sample-corpus pilot

    We stand up the pipeline on representative unclassified data and measure against your baseline.

  3. 3

    Deploy inside the boundary

    Your tenancy, your controls, our engineering — with documentation built for accreditation.

Start here
Capability briefing — no cost

For tech-transfer offices, agency counsel, primes, and SBIR/STTR teams. We'll show live systems, not slides, and follow up with a one-page capability statement.

Request a briefing
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Request a capability briefing

Tell us your organization and the evidence workflow you're trying to scale. We'll reply with times and a capability statement.

Optional, but useful.

Tell us the context, the workflow, and what would make this worth your time.

What to put in the note

Skip the pitch. Tell us the live situation: what happens today, where it breaks, and what would prove this belongs in your workflow.

Current state
Tools, volume, team, or workflow as it works today.
Where it breaks
Missed calls, slow searches, manual rework, risk, or revenue slipping away.
First useful proof
The one result that would make you say: yes, keep going.
You’ll get back

A straight fit/no-fit read, a small first move, and the evidence we’d use to judge whether it worked.

Keep it safe

No client files, passwords, private matter facts, or account access in the first note. Rough context is enough.