Legal dictation · file notes

Leave the meeting with the file note already written.

The client meeting comes back as the attendance note — advice, instructions and action points kept distinct — and every dictation after comes back as the finished letter, spoken punctuation carried out. Everything is work product for your review.

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REAL MEETING → THE FILE NOTE, UNEDITED
client_meeting.m4a27:10 · solicitor + clientREAL SAMPLE

File note

MatterContract dispute — unpaid final invoice
AttendingA. Rivera (solicitor), client

Summary

Client instructs on a disputed final invoice; earlier invoices paid without issue. Advised on pre-action steps and disclosure.

Work product for your review — not a filing or legal advice.

The Legal pack

What Verbato writes from a meeting or a dictation.

Work product for your review — never filings, sworn documents or advice — and every type yours to adjust.

Client meeting → file note

Advice, instructions and action points, kept distinct.

Dictated letter

The finished correspondence, spoken punctuation carried out.

Testimony summary

A working summary — key points with verbatim quotes, never the official record.

The one you define

There’s no menu — describe your document once and it’s a type like any other.

The proof — a real recording, the real documents

A real meeting — and the file note Verbato wrote from it.

The client meeting comes back as the attendance note — dates and amounts as they were said, everything for your review.

client_meeting.m4a
27:10 · solicitor + client · LEGAL FILE NOTE
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REAL SAMPLEwritten by Verbato, unedited

File note

MatterContract dispute — unpaid final invoice
AttendingA. Rivera (solicitor), client

Summary

Client instructs on a disputed final invoice; earlier invoices paid without issue. Advised on pre-action steps and disclosure.

Work product for your review — not a filing or legal advice.

The mechanism

From meeting to filed note.

01

Record — or dictate

The client meeting as it happens, or the letter on the way back.

02

It becomes the verbatim record

Word for word, with your spoken punctuation carried out.

03

Your document writes itself into your format

File note, letter or summary — work product you review before it's filed.

A correction you confirm applies from the next dictation on — and you can undo any of them.

Conduct, not badges

A client meeting is not content.

Deleted fast, provably, never fed to a model to learn from. Everything comes back as work product, drafted and not final — the author stays you.

  • Deleted in 7 days by default — recording, transcript and documents together.
  • Deletion leaves a receipt you can check, not take on faith.
  • Never used to train or improve AI models — ours or anyone else’s.
  • Delete everything, any time, on demand.

Hours are the only meter.

Documents, corrections and exports are never counted — you choose hours, everything else is included. There’s a free tier, no card.

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The short answers

Fair questions.

Can it turn a client meeting into a structured file note?

Yes — the meeting comes back as an attendance note with advice, instructions and action points kept distinct. It's work product for your review, ready to file after you check it.

Is this legal advice?

No. Everything Verbato writes is work product for your review — never a filing, a sworn document, or legal advice. You remain the author of record.

Can I dictate letters?

Yes. Dictate the letter with spoken punctuation and Verbato returns the finished correspondence with the commands carried out, ready for your review.

What about a testimony summary?

A testimony summary is a working summary — not the official record. It gives you the key points with quotes kept verbatim, to check against the transcript.

What happens to the recording?

By default it's deleted after 7 days, every deletion writes you a receipt, and nothing you record is used to train AI models.