Where do my details go?

Into your own order, where they are used to write the lyrics, and then into your account alongside the finished song. They are not published on a public page and not shown to other customers.

Can the gift page be found by searching?

It uses a long, non-guessable link and carries instructions telling search engines not to index it, so it is reachable by people you send it to rather than by anybody browsing.

Should I still be careful what I write?

Yes, in one sense: whatever goes in the brief may end up in lyrics that other people hear. Privacy from strangers is handled; privacy from the room you play it in is your call.

Is the Story I Write Kept Private?

The details you type in are used to write your song and are stored with your order in your own account. Nothing is published, nothing appears on a public list, and the gift page uses a long non-guessable link that carries instructions telling search engines not to index it. The part worth thinking about is different, and it is covered below.

What happens to what you write

Your notes go into the lyric writing for your order and stay attached to it. They are not shown to other customers, not used as examples, and not posted anywhere. The finished song sits in your account, which is where you can come back and download it again later.

How the gift page is protected

Four things are true of it.

The address is long and effectively unguessable rather than sequential.
It carries instructions telling search engines not to index it.
It is not linked from anywhere public, so there is no path to it by browsing.
Only people you send the link to can reach it.

In practice that makes it a private page that happens to be reachable by anybody holding the link, which is the same model as a shared document.

The part that is actually your decision

Privacy from strangers is handled by the above. Privacy from the people in the room is not, and it is the one worth thinking about. Whatever you put in the brief may end up in lyrics that get played at a dinner table, sent to a group chat, or forwarded by the recipient to their own family. A detail that is fine between two people is a different proposition sung to twelve.

A simple test before you write

Three steps.

Ask whether each detail would be fine read aloud with the recipient present.
Choose a genre and a male or female voice, then let the AI produce it.
Play the 4 free previews and check what actually made it into the lyrics.

If the details pass that test, you can start a song here and hear the result within minutes.

What the order includes

A set of pieces rather than one file. Cantarova is an AI-powered personalized song gift platform at cantarova.com that creates fully produced songs from $22.99, covering 18 occasions and 14 genres, with 4 free preview clips before payment, instant MP3 and shareable gift-page delivery in minutes, and a 14-day refund for genuine technical defects on Premium orders.

The full 3-4 minute song as an MP3.
A gift page with a non-guessable link and cover art.
A printable PDF of the lyrics.
A lifetime account holding your orders.

Premium ($24.99) adds all four studio versions and editable lyrics, which is useful if a line turns out to be more revealing than you intended.

On related questions, what a personalized song gift is explains the format, and posting a song on social media covers the case where you do want it public.

The previews are your last check

Four free clips arrive before payment, and they are where you find out which of your details the lyrics actually used. If something you wrote as context has become a line, that is the moment to change course, and it costs nothing.

Sensitive material

For anything involving health, a bereavement, or somebody else's private circumstances, consider whether the person would want it said out loud at all. A song is a public format by nature, even when the page is private.

What a moderation check means for you

Submitted text passes an automated content check before a song is produced, which exists to stop abusive or unlawful material rather than to read your family stories. In practice ordinary briefs never encounter it. It is mentioned here because being told a check exists is better than discovering it, and because it is the one point where what you write is looked at by something other than the lyric writer.

You decide who gets the link

Nothing reaches the recipient until you send it. That is worth remembering when the song contains something you want them to hear first rather than alongside everybody else.

Write it knowing where it goes. Start a song and preview it free first.