Not a generic grammar checker with legal words added to it. StenoDesk reviews your final ASCII line by line against transcript standards and your house style. Every finding includes the exact page and line, clear corrections stay separate from what you should verify, and the verbatim record stays untouched.
Every finding tells you what it found, exactly where it found it, and whether it is something to fix or something to verify. No vague suggestions to send you hunting through the transcript.
If a finding cannot be tied to a specific page and line, it stays quiet. No vague possibilities and no unnecessary noise.
Clear mechanical corrections are kept separate from names, numbers, dates, and other details that require your judgment.
Focus on substantive issues for a quick rough-draft review, or include mechanical findings when preparing the transcript for certification.
Double hyphens, a.m. and p.m. casing, exhibit notation, preferred spellings, and the conventions you choose, applied consistently.
StenoDesk reads the caption and job details first, then applies the conventions relevant to the proceeding, including civil, workers' compensation, interpreted, and other transcript formats.
Your case glossary becomes the authority. Correct names stay unflagged, while known variants and misrenders are compared with your preferred spellings.
Calendar dates, day-of-week references, and CSR number consistency are checked against exact values rather than guessed.
StenoDesk suggests. You decide. Speaker wording may be surfaced for review, but it is never silently rewritten. The record stays the record.
Every finding points to the exact page and line and includes the surrounding context, so you can go directly to it in your CAT software.
The same issue gets the same correction throughout the transcript. No contradictory suggestions, duplicate findings, or flags that do not actually change anything.
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