For court reporters & transcription teams
Court-ready transcripts, from your audio or your files.
Upload the hearing audio or the transcript you already have. Get back a filing-ready, jurisdiction-formatted court transcript — caption, certification page, and indexes included — reviewed and signed by you.
THE COURT: Good morning. We are on the record.
MR. HALE: Your Honor, we offer Exhibit 12
into evidence at this time.
Q Can you state your name for the record?
A Dana Whitfield, W-H-I-T-F-I-E-L-D.
Q And is that your report?
A Yes, it is.
THE COURT: Admitted.
Minutes, not hours
A finished transcript becomes a filing-ready PDF in under fifteen minutes — not an afternoon of margins, line numbers, and index building by hand.
Built to the published rules
California Superior, U.S. District Court, Florida 2.535, Texas UFM, New York Part 108 — pick the court and the whole document reformats to its measured ruleset.
You stay the certifier
The certification page is generated; the attestation is signed by you, the human reporter — never by software. Every word is tracked, every edit logged and undoable.
Three steps to a filed page
- 1
Upload
Court audio, a finished transcript from any service, or both.
- 2
Review
Fix words on the exact filing layout — numbered lines, frame, and all.
- 3
Export
Compliant PDF or Word, with caption, certification, and indexes built in.
Stop rebuilding the same pages by hand.
Formats are verified against certified, court-accepted transcripts — so what you export is the page the clerk expects.