Stenobox turns court and deposition audio into a fully formatted verbatim transcript — Q&A, speaker labels, the works — then lets you review it word-by-word against the synced audio. You verify and certify. The production is done.
For working court reporters. You remain the certifying officer — always.
Three steps. The hours of typing and formatting disappear; your judgment stays.
Drop in an MP3, WAV, or M4A — from Zoom, your recorder, or the room. Multi-hour depositions are handled.
Stenobox transcribes and formats it to legal verbatim standards — Q./A., speaker labels, interruptions — in minutes, not hours.
Every uncertain spot is flagged. Click any word and the audio jumps right to it. You verify, fix, and certify the record.
Everything that makes the draft trustworthy enough to review instead of retype.
Q./A., 15-space speaker labels, false starts, interruptions, double-spacing — court-ready out of the box.
Stenobox flags the spots worth a second listen, so your review goes straight to what matters.
Click any word and the audio seeks to that exact instant. Your read-through against the recording is the audit pass.
A built-in safety check confirms no passage was lost in formatting, and warns you if anything looks off.
Made by people who do this work — to fix the part everyone dreads: the overnight proofing.
Stenobox produces the draft; you certify. Audio auto-deletes after 30 days — a confidentiality safeguard for sensitive records.
Most tools give you a place to record and edit — you still produce the transcript. Stenobox does the production. You get back a draft that's basically ready, and your job becomes reviewing, not typing. The law requires a human officer of the record — that's the point. Stenobox just gives that officer their evenings back.
The lowest price Stenobox will ever be. As we add features, pricing grows with the product — always with plenty of notice, never a surprise. Sign up and we'll set you up with a transcript on your own audio.