Privilege stays yours
Privileged conversations never leave the device. There is no vendor server to subpoena, breach or misconfigure.
For law firms & legal teams
Transcription that keeps privilege intact.
Client calls, hearings and dictation — transcribed and summarised on the machine they happened on. No cloud touches the audio: no third party to put at risk, no data-processing agreement to chase.
Why on-device matters
Professional secrecy, by design
Confidentiality duties (professional secrecy, GDPR) are easier to meet when nothing is transmitted — the architecture is the compliance argument.
A flat cost per seat
One flat licence, unlimited minutes — no metered cloud billing that punishes long hearing days.
In practice
- Client meetings — record with consent; labelled speakers and a summary are ready before the client reaches the lift.
- Dictation — file notes, briefs and letters by voice, straight into the document.
- Hearing prep — import recordings, search every word, jump to the passage that matters.
Private by architecture, not by promise.
Recording, transcription, speaker labels, voiceprints and the library all run on the device. There is no vendor cloud to audit — the network disclosure lists every optional connection and the switch that turns it off.
Common questions
Are we allowed to record client conversations?
That depends on your jurisdiction and consent — as with any recording tool. What LocalTranscript changes is what happens afterwards: the audio and transcript stay on your machine instead of a vendor's cloud. (Product information, not legal advice.)
Do transcripts or audio ever leave the device?
No. Recording, transcription and summaries run locally. The security page publishes the complete, version-stamped list of optional network calls — licensing and updates — and how to switch each one off.
Can the firm deploy it centrally?
Yes. IT rolls out a branded MSI silently via SCCM, Intune or GPO, with features locked down per fleet. Design it in the Brand Studio and order the build.
Try it on your next meeting.
The free version is free forever — no account, no time limit. Upgrade when the caps get in the way.