Now in private beta

The workspace built for court reporters.

Jobs, automated billing, proofing tools, your case glossary, and a network to hire scopists and proofreaders. Everything that used to live in ten browser tabs and a spreadsheet, in one place. Built by a reporter.

Works alongside Eclipse and Case CATalyst. Free during beta, no card required.

For independent court reporters, scopists, proofreaders, and legal firms. Built around how reporters actually work: cast of characters, rate sheets, house style, and the deadline calendar.
One workspace

Run the whole job, from intake to invoice.

Every module talks to the others. Create a job once and the workflow, billing, files, and calendar fall into place.

Jobs & workflows

One job, one workflow. Stages move forward as work completes, deadlines land on your calendar, and nothing slips through.

Automatic billing

Your agency rate sheet, encoded. Originals, copies, expedites, per diems, and overtime computed to the dollar, then turned into an invoice.

Proofing tools

A second read that knows your house style. It verifies before it flags, splits fixes from things to double-check, and never touches the verbatim record.

Cast of characters

Capture every party, counsel, and witness once. It feeds your appearance page, exhibit index, glossary, and your CAT dictionary.

Email & calendar

Connect Gmail or Outlook. Pull a new job straight from a notice email, and keep deadlines in sync with your real calendar.

Glossary builder

One pass over the case files builds a verified spelling list: parties, experts, medical and technical terms, ready to export to Eclipse.

Proofing, the reporter way

It reads like a senior reporter, not a grammar checker.

Built on real proofing methodology. It cites the exact page and line, separates what to fix from what to verify, and leaves testimony verbatim.

Verify before flag. No "possibly" or "might be." If it cannot point to the line, it stays quiet.
Fix vs. double-check. Mechanical fixes you can apply, names and numbers you should verify, kept apart.
Your house style. Double-hyphens, a.m./p.m. casing, exhibit notation, your way, every time.
How proofing works
Pg 124 · Ln 18Double-checkHomophone
review and assignreview and sign
Pg 4 · Ln 18FixPunctuation
Whereupon — Exhibit 3Whereupon -- Exhibit 3
Pg 2 · Ln 18Double-checkStructure
FOR PLAINTIFF:FOR APPLICANT: (WCAB caption)
Need a scopist · 220 pages
Medical depo · 3-day turnaround
Posted
Sarah M.
Voice, medical, 12 yrs · available
Applied
David L.
Steno, expedite friendly · available
Applied
Assigned to Sarah M.
Files shared · billed to assignment
In progress
Your team, on demand

Hire scopists and proofreaders without the group texts.

Post the overflow, get applications from reporters who match the work, and bring a sub onto the job with the files and context they need. You stay in control, and payment stays between you and them.

Invite your existing subs by email, or find new ones in the network.
Subs see only the job you assign them, with their own dashboard.
A hiring network, not a payment middleman. You settle directly.
From notice to invoice

Four steps, one place.

1

Intake

Create a job, or pull it straight from a notice email with the parties already filled in.

2

Prep

Build the glossary and cast of characters from the case files, ready for your CAT dictionary.

3

Proof

Run the proofing tools on the final ASCII, apply the fixes, verify the rest.

4

Bill

The rate sheet turns the finished job into an itemized invoice you can send in a click.

Spend your time on the record, not the paperwork.

Join the private beta and get the whole workspace free while we build it with you.

Request your invite