Ideas & IPR · interactive
Is my idea protectable?
Seven questions, no jargon. At the end you get a plain-language pointer to the kind of protection that might fit, and the one thing to do next. It is an educational tool, not advice on your case.
What is it, mostly?
Have you already shown it publicly — a paper, a post, a demo, a pitch without an NDA?
Does it do something in a new way, or produce a result that wasn't possible before?
Who made it?
Where do you want to use or sell it?
How soon will you talk about it publicly?
Do you have a written record with dates — notebook, emails, drawings, versions?
What this points to
General information for India, not legal advice. Novelty, ownership and deadlines are exactly the things a professional checks — if this was useful, that is the next conversation.