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Stenograph and the business of keeping up
A noisy shorthand machine became a business built around the people who cannot afford to miss a word. Eighty-eight years later, Stenograph is still finding smaller things to fix - and larger parts of the legal record to handle.
Opus 2 wants the whole case, from first fact to final hearing
The London legal technology company built its business around the hard work of preparing and running disputes. Its next bet: AI that remembers how the evidence fits together.
Steno
Steno is a Los Angeles-based legal technology company that combines a nationwide network of certified court reporters with purpose-built litigation software and flexible financing. It handles the logistics of depositions and trials - scheduling reporters, videographers and interpreters, running remote proceedings through Steno Connect for Zoom, deferring payment via DelayPay, and analyzing transcripts with its generative-AI tool Transcript Genius - so litigators can focus on their cases instead of the paperwork behind them.
Prabhdeep Singh
Prabhdeep Singh is the CEO of Steno, a tech-enabled court reporting and litigation support company that recently closed a $49M Series C. He joined as COO in 2024 and was elevated to CEO in June 2026, succeeding co-founder Greg Hong. Before Steno he ran Marketplace at WeWork, Enterprise at Uber Eats, was Chief Growth Officer at Clover Health, and served as Operating Partner at Armory Square Ventures.