Myseum, Inc. (NASDAQ: MYSE) received a notice of allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on December 4 2025 for its application titled “Time Bound Event Creation and Management Based on User Specific Media Permissions.” The allowance confirms that the company’s core technology for creating private, time‑bound social networks is protectable intellectual property.
The patent underpins Myseum’s upcoming ‘Picture Party’ platform, which is slated for release later in December on iOS and Android. CEO Darin Myman said the patent “covers the main technology of our new platform” and will help keep personal media safe from AI‑driven surveillance while giving users full control over their content. The approval adds to Myseum’s growing portfolio of 18 issued patents and three notices of allowance, reinforcing its privacy‑first positioning in the social‑media market.
Myseum rebranded from DatChat in August 2025 to reflect its strategic focus on social media and digital content management. The company’s financial profile shows strong liquidity, with a current ratio above five and minimal leverage, but it remains unprofitable, with losses increasing over the past five years and revenues trending downward. The patent milestone therefore represents a key step toward generating new subscription revenue streams, but it does not offset the broader profitability challenges the company faces.
Management emphasized that the ‘Picture Party’ platform will allow users to quickly create private social networks for any purpose, and that the technology “puts users back in control of their social media” while making sharing private content easier and more fun. The company’s strategy is to leverage its expanding intellectual‑property portfolio to differentiate itself from larger, less privacy‑focused competitors and to capture a niche market for secure photo and video sharing.
The notice of allowance is a significant operational achievement that validates Myseum’s privacy‑centric technology and supports the company’s broader goal of expanding its addressable market beyond its legacy platform. While the patent does not resolve the company’s current financial headwinds, it strengthens Myseum’s competitive moat and provides a foundation for future product development and revenue growth.
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