Imagine selecting a handful of feature tiles such as chat, voice, and marketplace then clicking a single Generate button. In a few minutes a complete community platform appears online already translated into Sinhala, Spanish, or Swahili. Patent US 10 455 002, officially titled “Apparatus and Method for Generating Customizable Software Based Networking Platforms,” turns that vision into reality. Granted on 22 October 2019, the patent protects a cloud native network generator that assembles and deploys niche social or collaboration platforms in hours rather than months. For founders, marketers, and product leaders who have wrestled with bloated forum scripts or vendor lock in, this invention redraws the cost to launch curve and unlocks audiences overlooked by English only platforms.
Quick Patent Snapshot
| Number | US 10 455 002 (B2) |
| Grant date | 22 October 2019 |
| Inventor | Kalayini Sathasivam |
| Core claim | A generator that compiles a core engine plus selected functional modules then automatically deploys a live networking platform |
| Key differentiator | Adaptive interface that reveals complexity as each user becomes more comfortable |
The Problem It Solves
Building a branded community usually forces one of three painful trade offs.
Blank slate coding means six figure budgets and nine to twelve month development cycles.
White label SaaS platforms are faster but impose rigid roadmaps and ballooning per seat fees.
Open source forums keep licence fees low but demand heavy DevOps effort and constant patching.
None of those paths excel at deep localisation. A Sri Lankan agricultural co operative or a diaspora alumni circle still ends up hacking translation files and issuing how to log in PDFs for less tech savvy elders.
How the Generator Works
Step 1: A requirements wizard gathers audience size, preferred languages, compliance masks, and desired feature modules.
Step 2: A module repository returns compatible components such as chat, maps, virtual reality rooms, or subscription billing.
Step 3: The compile phase packages the core engine with the chosen modules and injects localisation files and accessibility presets.
Step 4: One click deployment provisions cloud resources, sets horizontal autoscaling, encrypts credentials, and returns a shareable link.
Step 5: The adaptive interface layer tracks user behaviour and gradually surfaces advanced controls for confident users.
Strategic Use Cases
- B2B customer academies that blend training content with peer support.
- Community commerce hubs where local artisans sell directly inside group chat.
- Hybrid event portals that live only for a weekend then archive themselves.
- NGO field networks that deliver low bandwidth portals to volunteers.
- Corporate alumni circles that power referral campaigns and private mentoring.
Business Benefits
Launch speed moves from months to days while development cost collapses from hundreds of thousands of dollars to a fraction. Hosting also becomes elastic so owners pay only for real usage spikes. Perhaps most important the organisation retains full control over community data and brand experience.
Call to Action
Have a community idea held back by budget or scope creep? Send a note through the Kaysatha contact page. A rapid patent powered proof of concept could be a single sprint away. www.kaysatha.com
