Your trademarks, and everything they need from you
What you filed, what it covers, who owns it, what’s due, and the paperwork that proves it. One login, kept in sync with the USPTO.
Every mark, with the full record from the USPTO
Paste a serial and the record comes over from TSDR: status, classes, owner, dates, and history. It re-syncs on its own, and more often when something is coming up.
Owners match your companies.
We match the owner on the USPTO record to your companies. If it doesn’t line up, you decide. We never guess.
No silent statuses.
If TSDR shows a status we haven’t seen before, the mark gets flagged for review instead of a default.
The source is always there.
We keep the original TSDR page beside every record, so you can check any fact yourself.
| Mark | Serial | Status |
|---|---|---|
| GOOD RITUAL | 98460367 | Allowed |
| CASA LOOM | 99592200 | Published for opposition |
| THE MODERN NONNA | 99514648 | Office action |
| VINTAGE BOX OFFICE | 98732668 | SOU extension granted |
| KEHE CONNECT BI | 97298436 | Registered |
| CARVICO | 99592199 | Opposition pending |
| VESTIGE | 97500000 | Abandoned |
- GOOD RITUAL98460367Allowed12 Nov 2026
- CASA LOOM99592200Published for opposition01 Oct 2026
- THE MODERN NONNA99514648Office action15 Oct 2026
- VINTAGE BOX OFFICE98732668SOU extension granted16 Dec 2026
- KEHE CONNECT BI97298436Registered25 Jun 2030
- CARVICO99592199Opposition pending—
- VESTIGE97500000Abandoned—
GOOD RITUAL
™- Filed21 Mar 2024
- Examined29 Sep 2024
- Published21 Jan 2025
- Allowed12 May 2026
- Registered—
- Statement of use due12 Nov 2026
- Statement of use due12 Nov 2026
- Filed
- 21 Mar 2024
- Basis
- §1(b) intent to use
- Register
- Principal
- Status
- Allowed
TSDR status, 12 May 2026
Notice of Allowance (NOA) sent (issued) to the applicant. Applicant must file a Statement of Use or Extension Request within six months of the NOA issuance date.
Owner
Hebe Partners, Inc.
Corporation, Delaware
Classes and identifications
- 003Non-medicated skin care preparations; Non-medicated skin care preparations all for the care of skin, hair, scalp and nails; …
- 005Medicated skin care preparations
- 044Medical skin care services; Medical spa services, namely, minimally and non-invasive cosmetic procedures; …
Deadlines worked out from the record, not typed into a calendar
Every night we check each mark’s events against the rules and update what’s due. When the USPTO records the filing that satisfies a deadline, it closes on its own. Fees come from the current schedule and always say verify at filing.
Opposition window closes
Due sooninfoCASA LOOM99592200
Rule R4
statutory01 Oct 2026
in 8 days
Respond to non-final office action
Due soonhardTHE MODERN NONNA99514648
Rule R3Extensions 1 of 1 used
statutory15 Oct 2026
in 22 days
Statement of use or extension request
OpenhardGOOD RITUAL98460367
Rule R6Fee $125/class to extend, verify at filingExtensions 0 of 5 used
statutory12 Nov 2026
in 50 days
Statement of use or second extension
OpenhardVINTAGE BOX OFFICE98732668
Rule R6Fee $125/class to extend, verify at filingExtensions 1 of 5 used
statutory16 Dec 2026
in 84 days
Section 8 declaration of use
Not yet openhardKEHE CONNECT BI97298436
Rule R8Fee $325/class, verify at filing
statutory25 Jun 2030
grace ends25 Dec 2030
window opens 25 Jun 2029
Computed from public USPTO data and general rules. Verify against USPTO records and counsel; missed USPTO deadlines are generally not extendable.
- R3
- Office action response. Three months, one three-month extension.
- R4
- Opposition window. Thirty days from publication, extensions to 180.
- R6
- Statement of use. Six-month periods, up to five extensions, 36-month cap.
- R8, R9
- §8 declaration and §15. Years five to six, six-month grace.
- R10
- §8 and §9 renewal. Years nine to ten, then every ten.
- R14
- Quarterly quality-control review on each license.
From Archecura, [email protected]
30 days: respond to the office action on THE MODERN NONNA
The action e-mailed 15 Apr 2026 was extended once, on 15 Jul 2026. The response is now due 15 Oct 2026, and no further extension is available.
Reminders come by email, in the app, and through a feed for any calendar. Hard deadlines ping you at 60, 30, 14, 7, 3, 1, and 0 days. Renewal windows at 180, 90, 30, and 7 days, then daily during grace. If the status changes on TSDR, you hear about it that day. Every Monday you get the week ahead.
Receipts, office actions and specimens kept on the mark, not in your inbox
Upload a document and it goes straight to private storage, checked for size, type, and fingerprint. Every version is kept. Nothing gets overwritten.
- Dated specimens for each class: where you captured it, when, what it shows, and which filing used it.
- Warnings you can act on: a class in use with no specimen, a specimen captured too close to a deadline, an ® on a class that isn’t registered.
- You upload office actions. The USPTO doesn’t hand those documents to software. We create the deadline from the event; you attach the PDF.
Documents
- Filing receiptPDF, 212 KB, v121 Mar 2024
- Office action, non-finalPDF, 1.4 MB, v129 Sep 2024
- Response to office actionPDF, 860 KB, v130 Dec 2024
- Notice of allowancePDF, 190 KB, v112 May 2026
Specimens
- 003Non-medicated skin care preparationsNone yet
- 005Medicated skin care preparationsNone yet
- 044Medical skin care servicesNone yet
Each class needs a dated specimen with the statement of use, due 12 Nov 2026.
Licensor
Your holding company
Licensee
Your operating company
Effective
01 Oct 2026
Marks covered
Every mark the operating company sells under
Quality-control reviews, rule R14
- Q4 2026Openin 99 days31 Dec 2026
- Q1 2027Not yet open31 Mar 2027
- Q2 2027Not yet open30 Jun 2027
More than one missed quarter is flagged as high naked-licensing exposure.
Keep licenses clean when one company owns the marks and another uses them
Link a license between two of your companies and Archecura keeps the review calendar: quarterly, twice a year, or yearly. Each period closes when you record a quality check.
- Skipped reviews get flagged. Miss more than one quarter and the docket calls it out as a high naked-license risk.
- Ownership gets checked against use. If a brand is run by a company that doesn’t own the mark and no license covers it, the record says so.
- Risky assignments get a warning. Assigning a §1(b) application before use is alleged can void it. The register tells you before anyone signs.
Your lawyer sees what you see
Same record, same deadlines, same documents, same reminders. When your lawyer signs off on something, it’s logged with their name and the time. No more forwarding PDFs.
Every organization keeps an audit log nobody can edit: downloads, exports, role changes, and sign-offs, with who and when. Owners can export everything as a zip once a day.
- FFounder[email protected]Owner
- COutside counsel[email protected]Counsel
- OOperations lead[email protected]Member
Counsel can
- Read every record and its history
- Acknowledge docket items
- Upload office actions and receipts
- Receive the same reminder ladder
Counsel cannot change billing, delete records, or invite others.
What Archecura does not do
Some of these are on the roadmap. None of them are half-built features hiding in a menu.
- File applications, responses, declarations, or renewals with the USPTO.
- Run clearance searches or opine on whether a mark is registrable.
- Monitor the web or the register for infringement.
- Choose classes, draft identifications, or recommend how to respond to an office action.
- Handle Madrid Protocol or foreign filings.
- Form entities or track state compliance.
Start with the marks you already have.
Three marks are free. The first import takes about a minute.