TranscriptPad is an iPad app for litigation transcripts with designations, issue codes and redactions. Included in LIT SUITE from $50/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
TranscriptPad is an iPad app from LIT Software, LLC for working testimony into case strategy. It is one of five apps in LIT SUITE, a litigation workflow suite that also includes TrialPad, DocReviewPad, TimelinePad, and ExhibitsPad.
The company positions the suite as one connected system for trial attorneys, associates, and paralegals, replacing a mix of folders, slides, spreadsheets, and separate tools. TranscriptPad covers the transcript portion of that workflow, from early preparation through courtroom use.
A case starts with an import. According to LIT Software, users bring in transcripts, documents, events, and exhibits, then sort and annotate the materials that matter most. In TranscriptPad, that annotation work includes designations, issue codes, highlights, redactions, and notes.
The app runs on iPad and is designed around touch and Apple Pencil. Because tags, issue codes, exhibit numbers, and annotations carry across LIT SUITE apps, transcript work done here is available to the other tools when the team moves toward presentation.
The core tools are designations, issue codes, highlights, redactions, and notes, which the company says users apply with precision. LIT Software's site also lists transcript summarization and syncing video to transcripts among the suite's capabilities.
Shared coding is the main differentiator. Issue codes and tags assigned in one app appear across the suite, so testimony, documents, and exhibits can be organized around the same issues. The teams plan adds centralized license management, reassignable licenses, and MDM readiness for firm-managed devices.
TranscriptPad is an iPad app from LIT Software for working testimony into case strategy. It supports designations, issue codes, highlights, redactions, and notes. It is one of five apps in the LIT SUITE.
TranscriptPad is included in LIT SUITE, which costs $50 per month for solo litigators, billed annually through the App Store. Litigation teams receive custom pricing based on team size and rollout. The apps are not priced separately.
Yes. The Solo Litigator plan includes a 7-day App Store free trial. Litigation teams can request an extended evaluation or a guided team pilot.
No. LIT SUITE is a single subscription that includes all five apps. You can download only the apps you want to use from the App Store while remaining subscribed.
It suits trial attorneys, associates, and paralegals who work cases on iPad. It is most useful for those who also want documents, timelines, exhibits, and trial presentation in the same connected system.
The sources name no third-party integrations. It works with the other LIT SUITE apps (TrialPad, DocReviewPad, TimelinePad, and ExhibitsPad), and tags, issue codes, and annotations carry across them.
Litigation Teams includes quarterly, team-specific training. Solo Litigator users can add paid training if they need it.
LIT Software runs an initiative called LIT SUITE For Good. It offers free licenses to lawyers and legal teams who help vulnerable or underrepresented people through pro bono work, legal aid, or nonprofit work.