Use cases / Lawyers
Dictation that keeps the audio on your machine
Vurb transcribes on your own computer, so recordings of what you say about a matter aren't sent to a transcription service. Whether that's enough for your obligations is for you and your firm to decide.
Workflows
Examples of what you'd say and what ends up in the text field.
Memos
Talk through the analysis in your document editor.
“The key question is whether the notice was delivered within the thirty day window set out in section four”
The key question is whether the notice was delivered within the 30-day window set out in section 4.
Correspondence
Draft letters and emails in your own words.
“Further to our call this morning, please find attached the revised schedule for your review”
Further to our call this morning, please find attached the revised schedule for your review.
File notes
Record what happened at a meeting while it's fresh.
“Client confirmed they did not receive the amended contract until March”
Client confirmed they did not receive the amended contract until March.
Time entries
Short descriptions for billing.
“Review and revise draft settlement agreement, call with opposing counsel”
Review and revise draft settlement agreement; call with opposing counsel.
Useful features
On-device transcription
Audio is transcribed locally and discarded. It isn't sent to us or anyone else.
Local history
Transcripts and history are stored on your computer only. You can clear them.
AI cleanup stays off
Cleanup is off by default. If you enable it, the text goes to Anthropic under your own key, so leave it off for sensitive work if your policies require.
Try it on your own computer
Free to start. macOS, Windows and Linux.