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Reduct

Transcribes body-cam footage, jail calls and police interviews into time-synced transcripts that a defense team can search, highlight, clip, redact and summarize.

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What the AI doesAI transcription with speaker diarization, NLP-powered fuzzy search, Summarizer, AI redaction of faces, names and PII, translation in 90+ languages
Who it servesCriminal defense practices
Starting price$40/seat/mo (Professional); legal and public-defense plans $75/seat/mo; case-based $500/case; utilization $0.25/minute
Pricing modelPer user/month
Free trialYes
Best fitSmall firm, Mid-size firm
CategoryeDiscovery & Document Review AI
Also fitsTranscription, Dictation & Meeting Notes
ConfidentialityPosted on the vendor's site: client data is not used to train AI models; SOC 2 Type II; HIPAA; GDPR named.
Checked2026-10-31, against the vendor's own page

Who it's for

Reduct is listed as a fit for small and mid-size firms, and the vendor names criminal defense practices on its own site. The job it gets hired for: processing, searching and reviewing document productions with AI doing the first pass. It also fits the Transcription, Dictation & Meeting Notes category.

What it costs

Reduct starts at $40/seat/mo (Professional); legal and public-defense plans $75/seat/mo; case-based $500/case; utilization $0.25/minute, per user/month. There is a free trial.

Good to know

Reduct transcribes body-cam, jail-call and interview discovery so a defense team can search for a phrase, jump to that moment and clip it as an exhibit, with a human-transcription upgrade for difficult audio. The vendor posts seat plans from $40 per editor per month and a $500 per-case option, states uploads are never used to train any AI models, and lists SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance.

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