Stilta, an AI-powered legal tech startup, has raised a $10.5M seed round led by Andreessen Horowitz with participation from Y Combinator and operators from OpenAI, Legora, and Lovable. The platform uses a network of AI agents to automate patent research and analysis — tasks that have historically been slow and expensive. Users input a patent number and relevant content, and the system searches for conflicting patents, flags similar IP, and pulls filing and court history, producing litigation-grade reports with citations. The company targets the large pool of patents that companies have never enforced or licensed due to prohibitive analytical costs, aiming to unlock latent value in corporate IP portfolios.

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