Frequently Asked Questions

Saul is an AI-powered evidence review platform built for attorneys. Upload video or audio evidence (body-cam footage, depositions, recorded interviews), and Saul produces speaker-labeled transcripts with AI-detected key legal moments — in minutes, not hours.

Saul is built for attorneys and legal professionals who handle video and audio evidence — particularly criminal defense attorneys reviewing body-cam footage, litigators working with deposition videos, and any legal team dealing with video discovery.

Saul supports all common video and audio formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WAV, MP3, M4A, and more. If you can play it, Saul can transcribe it.

Most videos are transcribed and analyzed in minutes. A 1-hour body-cam video typically completes in under 5 minutes. Processing time varies slightly with file length and format.

Speaker diarization is the process of identifying who spoke when in a recording. Saul labels each segment of the transcript with a speaker identifier, so you can see exactly which officer, witness, or attorney said what.

Saul's AI detects legally significant events including: identification requests, stop reasons, escalation points, use of force, Miranda warnings, arrests, and other notable moments. The system is trained on legal scenarios specific to evidence review.

Yes. Every word in the transcript is searchable and linked to its timestamp in the original video. Search for any term — a name, a date, specific language — and jump directly to that moment in the footage.

AI transcription is highly accurate for clear audio but may be less precise with background noise, overlapping speech, or heavy accents. We recommend verifying critical quotes against the original footage before citing them in legal proceedings.

All evidence files are stored exclusively on U.S. infrastructure (Amazon S3, US regions). Your data never leaves the United States. This is a foundational design decision, not an add-on.

Evidence files are encrypted at rest using AES-256 and in transit using TLS 1.3. Access is controlled through user-isolated permissions with audit logging.

No. Access is strictly user-isolated. Your evidence, transcripts, and case data are only accessible to your account. There is no shared access or multi-tenant visibility.

Yes. Saul provides a DPA that covers data handling, sub-processors, breach notification, and deletion policies. You can review it at usesaul.com/dpa.

Saul uses simple per-file pricing — you pay only for the files you process. There are no subscriptions, seat licenses, or minimum commitments. Your first file is free.

Yes. Your first video transcription and analysis is completely free. No credit card required to sign up. You can see exactly what Saul produces before you pay for anything.

No. Saul is pay-per-file. Use it for one file or a hundred — you only pay for what you process. No monthly fees, no annual contracts.

No. Saul is a technology platform, not a law firm. Nothing on the platform constitutes legal advice or creates an attorney-client relationship. Saul is a tool that helps attorneys work more efficiently with evidence.

Saul's transcripts and AI-detected moments are tools for attorney review and case preparation. They are not certified court transcripts. Always verify AI-generated output against original footage before relying on it in legal proceedings.