BabelCast is private by default.
We designed BabelCast so the sensitive parts (your audio, your transcripts, your audience) stay yours. Here’s how.
Data handling
By default, BabelCast processes sessions live without retaining session audio or transcripts. Short-lived operational logs exist only to run and secure the service.
Account-less listeners
Listeners join with a code and an optional PIN. No account, no personal data required to tune in.
Scoped access tokens
Access is granted through short-lived, capability-scoped tokens: the minimum needed to join or host, and no more.
Access control
Org roles, host PINs, and capability-based authorization keep hosting and management in the right hands.
Infrastructure isolation
We run on reputable cloud providers with isolation per organization. We keep vendor specifics off the public page by design.
Voice cloning consent
Voice cloning requires explicit consent, and we treat voice data as sensitive: captured, used, and handled accordingly.
Compliance posture
We support language-access requirements such as Title VI for schools and public bodies, and we build toward the controls education and enterprise buyers expect. We hold no formal certifications yet. Where certification is still in progress, we say so plainly rather than overclaim.
Questions, answered.
Security questions or a DPA?
Our team is happy to walk through data handling, sign a DPA, or answer a vendor questionnaire.