Comeback cardLightPaper
Registration cancelled per USPTO on Nov 7, 2025
Status may change
Comeback idea
A lightweight digital paper app for writing, sketching and sharing notes that work offline and sync across devices.
The write-up
LightPaper turns digital notes into a fresh, lightweight writing tool, and it's ready for a second act. Plenty of people want a simple place to jot ideas without clutter, and a fast, low-weight notes app fits busy students, freelancers and anyone tired of heavy software. The name is up for a fresh start, so here's how you'd relaunch it: a light, offline-first notes and sketch app for phones and laptops.
AI-assisted write-up. Can be wrong. Not advice. We review editorial cards in batches and spot-check them.
Registration cancelled per USPTO on Nov 7, 2025; check that the name isn't still in use (common-law rights) before you build; not legal advice.
The USPTO record
- USPTO status
- Registration cancelled per USPTO on Nov 7, 2025 · code 710 (Cancelled, Section 8)
- Registration date
- Apr 28, 2015
- Filing date
- Oct 15, 2014
- Registration no.
- 4727783
- Serial no.
- 86424620
- Goods & services
- Internet software platform for delivery of digital marketing content
- Owner as listed with the USPTO
- The Starr Conspiracy, LLC
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Status may change. The USPTO can reinstate a cancelled or expired registration, for example on a petition filed within 6 months, so this record could change. We re-check, but always verify the current status in TSDR.
FAQ
Is the LightPaper name free to use?
We can't tell you that. A cancelled or expired registration does not mean a name is free; someone may still be using it (common-law rights). Verify the record in TSDR and consult a trademark attorney before you build.
When did the LIGHTPAPER registration end?
Registration cancelled per USPTO on Nov 7, 2025. Status may change.
Can the registration come back?
Yes, it's possible. The USPTO can reinstate a registration, for example on a petition filed within 6 months, so always check the current status in TSDR.
