Updated every day from the US Patent Office · RSS feed
Big Tech Trademark Tracker
New product and brand names that Apple, Google, Meta, Amazon, Nvidia, Samsung and more have just filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office, often before the product is announced.
- Names tracked
- –
- Last 7 days
- –
- Not launched yet (30 d)
- –
- Last update
- –
This week's standouts
The six most interesting names filed that week, picked every Monday for the week before. Pictures illustrate the goods listed in each filing; they are not the actual products.
Companies
Tap to filter · number = filings in the last 30 daysAll other new filings
A trademark is not a launch date
Companies reserve many names they never use. A filing shows a name a company wants to protect, not a promise that a product is coming.
What “not launched yet” means
The company filed the name before using it in US commerce (an “intent to use” filing). It is the best sign a name belongs to something still in the works.
Only what is on file
Everything shown is copied from the filing: the name, the owner, the dates and the goods and services listed. Nothing is guessed about what a name will be.
Trademark data: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Nebula is not affiliated with or endorsed by the USPTO.
How to use the Big Tech Trademark Tracker
- Start with the newest filings, or tap “Not launched yet” to see names filed before use.
- Tap a company to see only its names.
- Search a name or product type, or pick what it covers.
- Open a name for the full filing details and a link to the official record.
Questions
Where does this data come from?
From the US Patent and Trademark Office, which publishes every new trademark application in a daily file. This page keeps the filings from a list of large technology companies.
Does a trademark mean the product is coming?
No. Companies file many names they never use. A filing shows a name a company wants to protect, not a release plan.
What does “Not launched yet” mean?
The company filed the name before it started using it in US commerce (an “intent to use” filing). It is the best public sign that a name belongs to something still in the works.
Is anything guessed about what a name is?
No. Every detail shown is copied from the filing: the name, the owner, the dates and the list of goods and services. Nebula does not guess what a name will be.
Which companies are included?
Apple, Google (with DeepMind and Waymo), Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia, Tesla, OpenAI, Samsung, Sony, Netflix, Disney, Nike, SpaceX, Garmin, Sonos, Logitech and Nintendo.
Still stuck, or want a tool that isn't here? Ask on the Nebula Discord.