49 Patent Filings.
Six Rails. One Doctrine.
Forty-eight provisional patent applications and one parent non-provisional utility patent filed with the USPTO between January 10 and February 4, 2026 — covering proof-first AI governance, trust infrastructure, digital asset treasury, enterprise action control, insurance governance, and IP stewardship.
Forty-nine filings. Six rails. One doctrine: if it cannot be verified, it cannot execute.
Policy-Gated Execution With Proof-First Authorization and Tamper-Evident Evidence Artifacts for AI, Automated, and Human-Authorized Systems
19/529,283
February 4, 2026
Utility — Non-Provisional (35 U.S.C. §111(a))
Small Entity
Policy-gated interception and authorization of AI, automated, and human-assisted decisions at runtime, with automatic generation of cryptographically verifiable, audit-ready evidence receipts capturing policy state, authorization chains, jurisdictional context, and outcomes.
48 Provisionals Across Six Rails
Each rail represents a distinct governance domain. Click to explore the layer structure and capabilities covered by each filing cluster.
Portfolio at a Glance
Core Rail 20
Stewardship Rail
Digital Asset & Treasury
Enterprise Action Rail
Insurance Rail
Commercial Governance Gate
Why File 49 Patents?
“We didn't file 49 patents to impress anyone. We filed them because the doctrine demands it. Every rail, every gate, every proof mechanism — each one solves a real governance failure that costs organizations millions. The IP isn't the moat. The architecture is the moat. The patents make sure no one can build it without us.”
Derek Hone
Founder & CEO, Remnant Fieldworks Inc.