The Steward™ platform · Voice
Speak it. It’s filed.
Hold a button, talk, let go. Seconds later your words are cleaned up and filed as a finished document in your own Google Drive — or the case-management system you already use. No new hardware. Nothing stored on our side.
Why it’s different
Talking to an AI assistant leaves you with text in a chat window that you still have to copy, title, save, and put somewhere. StewardScribe skips all of that. You choose the destination before you speak — then the finished document lands there on its own.
A resident, a client, a project, or a course each gets a single document that grows — every entry dated and formatted the same way. Six months from now the whole history is in one place, in your Drive, in a format you’d keep even if you stopped using the tool.
Dictation keeps the dominant speaker and drops bystanders — the resident who leans in mid-sentence doesn’t end up in your email. Session mode is the opposite: both voices kept, with consent recorded in the note itself.
It runs on the phone already in your pocket, iPhone or Android, from a home-screen icon. No recorder, no pendant, no headset, no app store.
Google Drive and Docs out of the box. Case notes can also log to StewardFlow™ or any Google Sheet — and anything you dictate shares into Gmail, Messages, Slack, or your EHR with the normal share button.
Audio streams through and is discarded the moment the text is produced. Your Drive, your sheet, your phone are the system of record — which matters for ministries, counselors, and anyone who handles sensitive conversations.
Press, talk, release. Or tap once to start and once to stop for longer thoughts. Nothing to configure between uses.
How it works
Text, Email, Notes, Formal — or Case Note, and choose the resident.
Hold the button, or tap to start. Say “new paragraph,” “scratch that,” “in quotes” if you want — it understands.
The cleaned, formatted result appears. Copy it, share it, or let it file itself into your Drive as a titled Google Doc.
Total time after you stop talking: usually under ten seconds.
Five modes
Who it’s for
A dated progress note per resident, written on the walk back to the office, filed before the next meeting.
Sermon ideas, pastoral-care notes, follow-ups — captured the moment they come.
Talk through a study session and get an outline with the questions you raised, in a notebook that grows all semester.
Client updates, site notes, and follow-ups filed under the client’s name without opening a laptop.
Walks, drives, and the five minutes after a meeting become writing time.
Privacy & consent
It’s processed in transit and discarded. StewardScribe keeps no recording and no transcript.
Dictation keeps your voice only. Session recording keeps everyone — and the note itself records whether consent was given.
Documents are created in your Drive. We never hold a copy.
Designed for organizations that handle sensitive conversations. Ask about deployment inside your own accounts.
Part of the Steward™ family
StewardScribe™ joins the tools built for ministries and small organizations that keep their own infrastructure — it runs on your accounts, files into your Drive, and logs into the StewardFlow™ dashboards you already have.
FAQ
No. It runs in the browser on any recent iPhone or Android phone and installs to your home screen from the browser menu.
No — recording only happens while you have it running, and you’re always in control of when. For a quick dictation, hold the button and let go when you’re done. For a meeting or session, tap once to start, let it run through the conversation, and tap again to stop — then the note is written and filed. Either way, it starts and stops on your command, never on its own.
Into your own Google Drive, in a StewardScribe folder — one document per dictation, and one running document per resident or subject for case notes. Optionally into a Google Sheet or StewardFlow™ as well.
In dictation mode, no — it keeps the dominant voice and drops the rest. In session mode, yes on purpose, with a consent field in the note.
Yes. The filing step is a small bridge; it can be pointed at a different document system, a database, or an intake form. Ask.
Not by StewardScribe. It is transcribed in transit and discarded; the transcription service sees it only for the seconds it takes to process.
Say it once. Find it forever.