An AI note taker for confidential legal meetings

Quiet Scribe helps lawyers and advisors keep notes of client meetings without sending recordings to a cloud service: it records, transcribes and summarizes on your device, with no bot in the call and no account. It is a note-taking tool and does not provide legal advice or certify records.

Who it's for

Lawyers, legal teams, advisors and anyone handling confidential conversations who wants a private working record of what was discussed.

How to take notes of a legal meeting

  1. Get consent

    Tell participants you're recording and obtain consent where your jurisdiction or professional rules require it.

  2. Record on your device

    Record in person or, on Mac, a video call with both sides in separate tracks.

  3. Review the summary

    Check the summary, decisions, tasks and open questions generated on your device.

  4. Keep or share

    Keep the meeting on your devices or export a PDF; nothing is shared unless you choose to.

Why it suits confidential work

No third-party processing

No Quiet Scribe servers and no third-party SDKs; transcription runs on your device.

No visible bot

Nothing joins the call or appears in the participant list.

You control retention

Delete a meeting and it's removed from that device and, if sync is on, from your other devices and your private iCloud.

Quiet Scribe does not guarantee compliance with any law or professional rule, and its transcripts and minutes are not certified records. AI output can contain errors: review it before relying on it.

Keep confidential notes on your own devices

One purchase, no account, no subscription.

One-time purchase: $19.99. No subscription, no in-app purchases. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.