Whisperit

Whisperit bundles the tasks that eat a lawyer's day into a single workspace rather than a scattered set of point tools. Dictation turns speech into formatted legal documents in real time, so a brief dictated on a commute can be review-ready by the time you reach the office. Uploading PDFs, emails and evidence files produces a structured case overview — parties, timeline, key facts — so the first client meeting starts from understanding rather than reading. And legal research returns cited answers drawn from your own documents and external legal databases, with sources you can open and verify.

The differentiator is its compliance posture. Whisperit is hosted in Switzerland, encrypts data, and positions itself around GDPR and the Swiss nFADP, with contractual confidentiality commitments and configurable data-processing regions. For firms handling privileged material, that architecture matters as much as the features. Whisperit is also candid that AI can misread a document or produce a faulty reference, so it pushes verification workflows and warns against putting confidential details into external web searches.

Language coverage reflects its Swiss and European base: dictation, drafting and correspondence work in German, French, Italian, Dutch and English, and the platform claims familiarity with the vocabulary and conventions of dozens of practice areas — from litigation and M&A to arbitration, tax, immigration and notarial law — plus multiple jurisdictions including Swiss, EU, French, German, Italian, English and Austrian law. Integrations with Word, Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive, Gmail, DocuSign, IncaMail, PDF and reMarkable are meant to slot into existing firm workflows instead of replacing them.