Legal transcription, done seriously
We are obsessed with one thing: getting the record right.
General transcription services are built for podcasts and meetings. We are built for the legal record, whether that is a hearing, a deposition, an examination under oath, or a recorded statement: fewer errors in the words, fewer errors in who said them, and court pleading formats for multiple states when you need to file.
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.
10x fewer errors
Accuracy is not one of our features. It is the product. In our benchmarks, our legal-tuned engine makes 10x fewer errors than the big general transcription services, in the words and in who said them.
Speaker attribution that holds up
A legal transcript lives or dies by who said what. Our multi-model process scores every line, attributes speakers through interruptions and crosstalk, and flags the uncertain moments for human review instead of guessing.
Court formats built in
Export to pleading-formatted documents for California Superior, U.S. District Court, Florida, Texas, and New York: numbered lines, caption, certification page, and indexes, verified against court-accepted transcripts.
Three steps to a defensible transcript
- 1
Upload
Hearing audio, depositions, recorded statements, or a transcript from another service.
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Review what we flag
Every low-confidence word and speaker call is marked for you. Fix them on the exact court layout, with every edit logged.
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Export
A court-formatted PDF or Word document, ready for filing, work product, or the case file.
For everyone serious about the record
If a transcript is going into a case file, in front of a judge, or under a certification, close enough is not good enough. That is who we build for.
The big services optimize for everything. We optimize for the legal record.
Accuracy in the words. Accuracy in the speakers. Formats the clerk expects. We are focused on the most accurate legal record.