Smilegate, Inc. trademark application for SPARKSMITH

Smilegate, Inc., a corporation, applied to register the trademark SPARKSMITH with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on 2026-07-20, serial number 50001636. The application covers 4 classes of goods and services, Class 9 (Software and electronics); Class 35 (Advertising and business services); Class 41 (Education and entertainment); Class 42 (Software as a service and technology services), and is based on a registration or application outside the United States. The latest step on the record is "Notification of non-final action e-mailed" on 2026-09-08.

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What SPARKSMITH will be used for

Class 9 (Software and electronics)

Downloadable computer software platforms for the development of software programs; Downloadable electronic game software for use on creating, developing, producing and operating 2D and 3D games, 2D and 3D interactive games, non-game worlds and virtual environments, virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality and extended reality experiences, 2D and 3D animations, simulations and virtualization, and real-time 3D websites; Downloadable computer graphics software; Pre-recorded electronic storage media featuring computer game programs; Downloadable computer software to enhance the audio-visual capabilities of multimedia applications, namely, for the integration of text, audio, graphics, still images, and moving pictures

Class 35 (Advertising and business services)

Providing a website featuring an online marketplace for exchanging goods and services with other users; Advertising and commercial information services, via the internet; Wholesale store services featuring game-enabled computer software; Wholesale store services featuring downloadable computer game software for use on global computer networks; Wholesale store services featuring computer graphics software; Providing business information, also via internet, the cable network or other forms of data transfer; Wholesale store services featuring software for processing video, graphics and text; Sales promotion for others

Class 41 (Education and entertainment)

Multimedia publishing of computer game software; Digital video, audio, and multimedia publishing services; Providing online non-downloadable electronic publications in the nature of books, magazines and brochures in the field of computer games; Providing entertainment news and information specifically in the field of computer games via a website; Provision of information relating to electronic computer games provided via the Internet; Providing on-line computer games; Providing a computer game for use network-wide by network users; Providing online non-downloadable digital image files of game characters; Providing on-line videos featuring game characters, not downloadable; Educational services, namely, providing training of game software developers for certification in the field of application development and game development

Class 42 (Software as a service and technology services)

Software design and development; Computer software design; Providing a website featuring on-line non-downloadable software that enables users to use a marketplace for goods and services; Application service provider (ASP) featuring software for use of operating online marketplaces for sellers of goods and services; Design and development of video and computer game software; Design and development of virtual reality software; Designing and developing computer game software and video game software for use with computers, video game program systems and computer networks; Design and development of computer game software; Design and development of computer hardware; Design and development of computer software; Technological planning and consulting services in the field of computer hardware and computer software; Providing online non-downloadable game software

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Source: USPTO record for SPARKSMITH, serial number 50001636.

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