By invitation or referral

The workspace built for court reporters.

Your jobs, deadlines, billing, files, proofing, and the editors you trust, all connected in one place. Everything that used to live in ten browser tabs, three email threads, and a spreadsheet finally works together.

We help you set up StenoDesk around the way you already work, using your own jobs, rates, workflow, and house style. Invitations come directly from us or through a reporter already using StenoDesk, and include a two-month free trial.

Built for court reporters, editors, and firms, around the work you actually do every day: jobs, deadlines, rate sheets, case prep, files, proofing, and billing.
One workspace

Run every job from intake to invoice.

Create the job once. Deadlines, files, billing, case information, and workflow stay connected from there. Set up your rates, stages, fields, house style, and dashboard your way, and StenoDesk follows the way you already work.

Jobs & workflows

Know where every job stands, what is due next, and what needs your attention before it becomes a problem. Deadlines and workflow stages move forward as the work gets done.

Automatic billing

Set up each client's rates once. Originals, copies, expedites, per diems, appearances, overtime, and the rest of the billing math are calculated from the job details.

Proofing tools

It proofs like a court reporter, not a grammar checker. Every finding is tied to a page and line, follows your house style, and leaves the verbatim record untouched.

Cast of characters

Enter parties, attorneys, witnesses, and experts once. Use those details throughout your appearance page, exhibit index, glossary, and CAT dictionary.

Email & calendar

Connect Gmail or Outlook and turn the notice email into a job instead of retyping it. Your deadlines flow into Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar, the one you already use.

Glossary builder

Build a verified spelling list from your case files, including parties, experts, medical terminology, and technical terms, ready for your CAT dictionary.

Files & exhibits

Keep case materials, exhibits, work files, and final transcripts with the job, organized in folders you control.

Invoices & payments

Create an itemized invoice from a completed job, send it, and record full or partial payments until the balance is cleared.

Finances & insights

See what has been invoiced, what has been paid, what is still outstanding, and which clients generate your income.

Proofing, the reporter way

It proofs like a court reporter, not a grammar checker.

Built with working court reporters and grounded in transcript standards. Every finding points to the exact page and line, separates clear fixes from what you should verify, follows your house style, and leaves testimony verbatim.

Verify before flag

If a finding cannot be tied to a specific page and line, it stays quiet. No vague possibilities and no unnecessary noise.

Fix vs. double-check

Clear mechanical corrections are kept separate from names, numbers, dates, and other details that require your judgment.

Your house style

Double hyphens, a.m. and p.m. casing, exhibit notation, and the conventions you choose, applied consistently.

Your editors

Work with the editors you trust without chasing files through texts, emails, and shared folders.

Invite the scopists and proofreaders you already rely on. Assign the job, share only what they need, and see where the work stands without sending another "just checking in" message. Every editor gets a separate account at no cost.

Invite by email.Bring in the editors you already work with, wherever they are.
Your team joins free.The scopists and proofreaders you invite pay nothing to work with you in StenoDesk.
Only what you share.Editors see the jobs and files you assign to them, and nothing else.
No middleman.StenoDesk tracks what each editor is owed, but never handles the payment. You continue paying each other directly.
How a job moves

From the notice email to getting paid.

One job record carries everything from beginning to end. Enter the information once, and it stays with the job through scheduling, prep, production, proofing, and billing.

01

The notice arrives

Turn the notice email into a job, with the caption, parties, date, location, and other details carried over instead of retyped.

02

The week rearranges itself

Your job date, turnaround, expedite, and downstream deadlines land on the calendar you already use and stay synchronized. No separate deadline spreadsheet required.

03

Prep, before you sit down

Turn the case files into a cast of characters and a verified spelling list before you sit down: parties, counsel, experts, medical terms, technical terminology, and the names you do not want to be guessing at on the record.

04

The job itself

Add exhibits, notes, files, and page counts as you work. They stay with the job instead of ending up scattered across your phone, desktop, and inbox.

05

Your team picks it up

Assign the job to a scopist or proofreader and share only the files they need. Follow the work as it moves through each stage.

06

The second read

Review the transcript against your house style, with the page and line cited for every finding. Clear fixes stay separate from details you should verify, and testimony remains verbatim.

07

Certify, invoice, get paid

Apply the correct client rates, create an itemized invoice, and record payments as they arrive. See what remains outstanding and what you owe your editors.

Spend your time on the record, not the paperwork.

Bring your own jobs, rates, workflow, and house style and see how StenoDesk fits your actual practice. Access is by invitation or referral, and every invitation includes a two-month free trial.

Request your invite