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LymeScribe: Transcription that stays on your hardware
LymeStack, LymeStack (Interapp Development, Inc.), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The LymeScribe product site. It describes dictation and file transcription that run on the user's own computer, the free client, the paid hosting unlock and the FAQ on offline use and data.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own product site, read in October 2026. It is marketing copy, but its FAQ answers are specific about network calls and data, which is why they are used.
Facts taken from this source
- LymeScribe's home page offers Host, which runs transcription on the user's own computer, at an early-adopter price of $39 paid once, with no subscription.
“Your own computer doubles as the server. You and a few people. $59 $39 one-time” (Pricing, Host)
- LymeScribe's home page offers Server, a dedicated machine for offices and teams, at an early-adopter price of $399 paid once, with no subscription.
“A dedicated machine for your whole practice. $499 $399 one-time” (Pricing, Server)
- LymeScribe's home page says every transcription is saved locally, on your computer, and is not synced to anyone's cloud unless you put it there yourself.
“Every transcription saved locally, searchable, exportable. Not synced to anyone's cloud unless you put it there yourself.” (Features: 03 Your history, your disk)