
AI transcription platform for court reporters producing live rough-draft transcripts of legal proceedings.
Draft The Record's platform captures remote, in-person multi-channel, and offline legal proceedings and produces live rough-draft transcripts with speaker identification. It integrates with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex, and Google Meet, supports offline capture for sensitive or low-connectivity settings, and exports drafts to Word, TXT, RTF, WordPerfect, PDF, and computer-aided transcription formats.
The system also provides secure, revocable sharing links so attorneys can follow transcripts in real time, including in-room sharing without an internet connection. The company positions the product as a drafting assistant for court reporters and transcriptionists rather than a replacement for certified professionals.
Draft The Record emphasizes a proprietary AI model that it says consistently produces 98.5% accurate rough drafts despite challenging conditions such as interpreters, similar-sounding speakers, interruptions, thick accents, and poor audio quality. The platform differentiates by supporting offline capture for sensitive proceedings and offering in-room secure sharing without internet connectivity.
It also formats drafts with legal conventions including cover pages, parenthetical notations, and Q&A formatting, and integrates with common meeting tools while positioning itself as an assistant to court reporters rather than a replacement.
Draft The Record operates on a B2B SaaS subscription model, selling to court reporting firms, legal transcriptionists, and legal teams. Pricing is not publicly listed on the company's website; the sales motion relies on scheduled demos and direct outreach.
The company also lists job postings indicating equity compensation for employees, consistent with a venture-backed startup structure, and targets an enterprise customer base that values security certifications and legal-specific workflow support.