Skribe: Legal AI software
The modern standard for digital reporting
Skribe is a digital reporting and Deposition Intelligence Platform built for litigation teams. It captures legal testimony via secure video and audio, delivers same-day rough transcripts, AI-powered analysis, and human-verified final transcripts for depositions, EUOs, and sworn proceedings.
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What Skribe does
Skribe sits between testimony and action, offering a Library product to upload existing audio/video files for search and clipping, and a Live product to host depositions on Zoom or in-person with a digital reporter. Features include synced video-to-text, RealTime transcripts, AI tools for surfacing key moments and inconsistencies, and digital exhibit sharing. Human-proofread final transcripts arrive within 5-7 days with a Declaration of Verbatim Transcript, offered at flat-rate, transparent pricing.
What it does
Skribe core capabilities
Skribe Library
Upload audio/video files for search, clip, and analysis.
Skribe Live
Host depositions on Zoom or in-person with digital reporter.
Skribe Link
Record Zoom depositions even when not the host.
AI-Powered Analysis
Surface key moments and flag contradictions in real time.
RealTime Transcript
Live transcript synced to video during depositions.
Digital Exhibits
Present and share digital exhibits during proceedings.
Technical specifications
- AI-powered ASR transcripts
- Zoom-powered room coverage
- Synced video-to-text
- Audio/video clip creation
- Non-stenographic recording
- 99% human-proofread accuracy
Who it is for
Who Skribe is built for
Target audience
- Large Law Firm
- Mid-Sized Law Firm
- Chambers & Individual Lawyers
Team size
- 1-10
- 11-50
- 51-200
- 201-500
- 500+
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Skribe security at a glance
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Named enterprise customers
Pricing details
Skribe pricing
Starting price
Pricing model
Free version
Flat-rate transparent pricing; Library $99/hour, Live $379/record hour.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Skribe
Yes. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30(b)(3) allow non-stenographic depositions since 1993, and most states have followed suit. Skribe transcripts are prepared from high-quality audio/video recordings, professionally proofread, and accompanied by a sworn declaration confirming accuracy under penalty of perjury, making them admissible.
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