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, with caption, certification page, and indexes included, reviewed and signed by you.
THE COURT: Good morning. On the record.
MR. HALE: We offer Exhibit 12 into
evidence, Your Honor.
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.