LesskeysOffline transcription for lawyers, on your computer
Turn a recorded deposition or a client call into a transcript with speaker labels, on your own computer. The audio is not uploaded; you check names, terms and who said what against the recording.
macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon · No subscriptionWindows 10 and 11 · No subscription
Last reviewed
Three jobs
What a lawyer does with it
Transcribe a deposition.
Rename Speaker 2 to the witness's name once.
99 languagesRecord a client call.
No bot joins. A voice you have named is recognised in later recordings.
Dictate a note or a memo.
Add a replacement for a party name that keeps coming out wrong.
Works with MP3, M4A, WAV, AIFF, MP4, MOV and M4V files. Convert other formats first.
Check the line
Check the line against the recording
Play the recording from any line and hear what was said.
In the Library the transcript follows the audio and video, so you can compare the text before you rely on it.
Your recording
The recording stays on your computer
Speech becomes text on your computer. The audio is not uploaded.
Lesskeys makes no claim about the confidentiality or privacy rules that apply to your practice: you, or your firm, are responsible for them.
- Nothinguploaded
- Offlineworks with the internet off
- No accountneeded
Check it
Names and terms can come out wrong
A general speech model, not a legal product.
Case citations, names and numbers can come out wrong, and a label can be wrong when people talk over each other.
- Not a certified transcript
- No summaries
- No drafting
On a Mac
A lawyer on a Mac
- macOS 13 or later, Apple Silicon
- No bot joins the call
Tell the people you record; some places require everyone's consent.
On Windows
A lawyer on Windows
- Windows 10 and 11
- Record Call needs only your microphone
- No bot joins the call
Tell the people you record; some places require everyone's consent.
Questions
Questions about Lesskeys for lawyers
Can lawyers transcribe recordings without uploading them?
Yes. Lesskeys transcribes on your computer, so a deposition, a client call or an interview is not uploaded. Check names, terms and speakers against the recording.
Does it label who is speaking?
Yes. You set how many people spoke (2 by default), and you can rename the speakers. Labels can be wrong when voices overlap.
Can it transcribe testimony in another language?
Yes, it detects the language among 99. Accuracy differs between languages, and a transcript of testimony in another language needs a careful check by someone who speaks it.
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