Privacy
There is one thing to describe here: a waitlist form that asks for your email address. No part of this site tracks you, and the NaveLight application itself sends nothing anywhere at all.
Last updated 16 August 2026
What the waitlist stores
Everything below except your email address is optional, and the form submits happily without any of it.
- Your email address
- Required. It is the only way to tell you when NaveLight is ready.
- Roughly how many people attend on a Sunday
- Optional, and a range rather than a number. It tells us which church sizes to test against.
- What you're running now
- Optional. It tells us which imports matter most — EasyWorship, ProPresenter, or nothing yet.
- Which page you signed up from
- So we know which parts of the site are answering real questions.
- The date you signed up, and the date you last updated it
- Nothing more.
What it doesn't
This is the part most privacy pages are vague about, so here it is as a list you can check for yourself with your browser's network inspector.
- No cookies. This site sets none, of any kind, so there is no consent banner to dismiss.
- Nothing is stored in your browser unless you ask for it. If you click the light/dark switch, that one choice is saved on your own device so the site remembers it next time. It is never sent to us and it is not linked to anything. Leave the switch alone and the site simply follows your operating system, storing nothing at all. Clearing your site data removes it.
- No analytics and no tracking pixels. We do not know how many pages you read or where you came from.
- No IP addresses or browser fingerprints are stored with your signup.
- No third-party requests. Fonts are served from this domain, so no other company sees that you visited.
- No advertising, no data sharing, no selling, no profiling. There is no business here that involves your data.
Who else can see it
Two companies, both because they are doing a job for us and neither for their own purposes:
- Our database host. The signup is stored in a PostgreSQL database we run.
- Our email provider. Delivers the one confirmation email, and needs your address to do it. Nothing else is sent to them.
Nobody else. We don't share the list, we don't sell it, and there is no advertising business attached to it.
How long we keep it
Until NaveLight is released and we've told you, or until you ask us to delete it — whichever comes first. If the product never ships, the list is deleted rather than kept.
How many emails
One when you join, confirming you're on the list. One when NaveLight is ready. There is no sequence in between, and no newsletter you have to opt out of.
Your rights, and how to use them
You joined the waitlist by choosing to, which is the lawful basis we rely on, and you can withdraw at any time. You can ask us to show you what we hold, correct it, or delete it.
Email hello@navelight.com and say which. We'll do it and confirm, and we won't ask why or try to talk you out of it. Deletion means the row is removed, not flagged as hidden.
If you are in the UK or the EU, you also have the right to complain to your data protection authority. If you are in Nigeria, that is the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.
The application is a separate matter, and a shorter one
Everything above is about this website. NaveLight itself runs entirely on your church's computer. Sermon audio, transcripts, your songs, your media and your services stay on that machine — there is no server for them to go to, no account, and no identifier that could tie an installation to a church. Nothing watches how you use it.
The application talks to us in exactly two situations, and this is the complete list. Once, a few seconds after it starts, it asks whether a newer version exists — that request carries the version you are running and your operating system, nothing else, and if it can't get an answer it stays quiet rather than bothering anyone. You can turn it off in Settings, and off means off: the application then contacts nothing on its own. Second, if you choose to send a problem report, it sends what you typed, the computer's hardware description, and — unless you untick it — a short log of application events. The dialog shows you the exact contents before anything is sent, and the log never contains the transcript, captions, or anything said in the room: those are never captured for it in the first place.
Neither request carries an account, a serial number, or any way to recognise the same computer twice — which also means we cannot count installations, and have chosen not to be able to. If a future version ever adds to this list, this page changes first and the application shows the change, not a changelog you'd have to go looking for.
Who we are
NaveLight is made by KED Creative Technologies Limited, which is the data controller for the waitlist. Write to hello@navelight.com about anything on this page.
If this page changes we will change the date at the top. If a change ever means collecting something new, we will ask before it applies to a signup already on the list.