A church service is sensitive data. We treat it that way.
Your people's dataWritten into how the product works, not into a policy nobody reads.
Hosted in the EU
Your recordings, transcripts and generated content are stored on Sanctavo infrastructure in Frankfurt, Germany. Live audio and content may be processed by the AI providers and in the locations listed in our public sub-processor register.
Never used to train anyone's model
Your services train nothing. Every company that touches the audio is named in a public sub-processor register you can read before you sign.
Listeners stay anonymous
Nobody signs in to listen. Engagement is counted, never identified. A visitor becomes known to you only by choosing to be.
Erase it whenever you want
A session and everything made from it can be deleted in one action. Source audio is off unless you switch it on, and retention is your setting.
Your words, your terms. Not guessed at.
A glossary your team approves, with your names, scripture terms and the way your church says things, steers every live translation, and every service teaches it more. The system is designed not to fill a silence with words; because it uses AI, errors remain possible.
New terms are staged, never applied. A version waits for your team, and a service can only ever read one they approved.
Questions people actually ask.
Does the congregation need an app?
No. They scan a QR code, choose a language, and listen in the browser. No download, no account, no name. Adding the code to the bulletin or a screen slide is the whole setup on their side.
How accurate is it, and can it make things up?
A glossary your team approves carries your names, scripture terms and phrasing into every translation, and a rolling correction pass fixes obvious slips in place. Answers and captions are designed to stay grounded in what was said and not to turn silence into words. Because the system uses AI, errors remain possible, and names, numbers and scripture references are the most likely places.
Where does our audio go, and is it used to train AI?
Sanctavo stores your recordings, transcripts and generated content on infrastructure in Frankfurt, Germany. Live audio and content may be processed by the AI providers and in the locations listed in our public sub-processor register. These providers do not use your service content to train their models. Source audio is off unless you turn it on, transcripts follow the retention window you choose, and a session with everything made from it can be erased in one action.
Every voice deserves to be understood.
See Sanctavo working on your own service and in your own languages before you decide. We set everything up with you.
Book a free demoWe set it up with you before your service, and open it by hand once everything is ready.
If it is right for your church, translated voice starts at €97 a month. Prefer email? Write to [email protected]