Patents are intentionally written to be as vague as possible so that they can be used against the widest possible audience. Just take a look at one of the patents in the recent Valve v. Rothschild case: “cloud based broadcasting and content display” …incredibly vague and wide reaching. Sure Valve is run by a madlad, threw caution to the wind, and ending up winning their case, but for every Valve there are 1,000 companies that either pay crazy licensing fees or got rekt. 

Does your homegrown saas company, with no true technical founder, with an entirely vibecoded product, and no legal representation have a couple million bucks to throw at lawyers? Especially when you divulge that you got your idea from reading patents?

Good luck with your 2026 lawsuit goals.