UniFlow Trans
Legal

Legal interviews & compliance

Deposition prep, partner interviews, regulated HR cases. Audio never leaves the device, and everything is auditable.

All use cases

What breaks today

  • Compliance forbids uploading client audio to SaaS transcription
  • Licensed human interpreters are $200/hour and need scheduling lead time
  • 'Approved' tools cost $40/user/month and still don't handle code-switching

What UniFlow does

Audio stays in the app's local storage. Only transcript text is sent to Deepgram over an encrypted connection (the audio stream goes direct; it's not stored on our end). Your IT can whitelist the exact endpoints.

Recommended setup
  • Source / target: case-dependent
  • Input: external mic (quality matters in depositions)
  • Dictionary: names in case, legal citations, exhibit labels
  • Export: ZIP archived to the firm's document management system
From a real user

“My audio never leaves my laptop. That alone is why legal signed off on using it for partner interviews.”

— Chief of Staff, HIPAA-adjacent

Other scenarios

Business
Cross-border meetings
APAC kickoffs, EMEA quarterly reviews, any call with four languages in the room.
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Research
Research interviews
Multilingual user studies without burning four hours on translated transcripts.
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Education
International schools
Classrooms where a Japanese teacher, a Mandarin parent, and an English student all listen together.
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