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Subprocessors & Service Providers

The third-party providers that process data on our behalf

Last updated: May 27, 2026

Effective: May 27, 2026

To run DailyWorship we use a small number of trusted third-party providers ("subprocessors") that process personal data or your content on our behalf and under our instructions. This page lists them and what each one does, as referenced in our Privacy Policy. We update it when our subprocessors change.

We require each subprocessor to provide appropriate security and data-protection safeguards (for example, data-processing agreements and, for transfers out of the EEA/UK, Standard Contractual Clauses).

Current Subprocessors#

SubprocessorPurposeData processedRegion
StripePayments & subscriptionsBilling/contact details, transaction data (no full card number)US / global
Cloud hosting & object storageApplication hosting and audio/file storageAll service data (account, content, generated audio)EU (Germany)
SentryError monitoring & diagnosticsError/diagnostic data, IP address, limited session dataUS / EU
AI music computeRunning the music-generation modelsPrompts, lyrics, generation settings, generated audioUS
Email deliveryTransactional email (verification, receipts, notices)Email address, message contentSelf-hosted Mailcow on Contabo VM (US)

Sign-in providers you may choose to use (Google, Apple, GitHub) process your authentication and basic profile data under their own privacy policies; they act as independent controllers for that sign-in, not as our subprocessors.

Our databases, cache, and search index (PostgreSQL, Redis, Meilisearch) run on our own hosting infrastructure listed above and are not separate third-party subprocessors.

Changes and Notice#

When we add or replace a subprocessor that processes personal data, we update this page. If you have a data-processing agreement with us that requires advance notice of subprocessor changes, we honor the notice period in that agreement.

Questions#

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