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Catholic data lab.

We turn public records into datasets and build modern tools to work with them, in service of human flourishing, not reckless automation.

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01CRM

CatholicRelationshipManagement Status: Launched

Data is not just stored and left alone. Desync CRM is your team's second brain: every person and organization in one place, with their history, notes, tasks and files. Ask it anything, from its own chat or from AI apps like Claude and ChatGPT.

  1. You and your tools

    Connect your CRM, email, calendar, meeting notes, team chat and files. They stay where they are.

    Pick your tools
  2. Desync CRM, in the middle

    Where your contacts and deals live. Its assistant reads your mail and calendar when you ask, and works in the tools you connect.

  3. Our data, underneath

    1. Processed

      Parish bulletins read in full, recordings transcribed and news translated.

    2. Normalized

      Duplicates merged, so each person and each parish appears once.

    3. Analyzed

      Text made searchable by meaning, and each person linked to the places they serve, with a source for every link.

    Lists from our data arrive in Desync CRM ready to use. If someone is already there, their entry is updated, not copied. You get the best of it, without the boring part of a traditional CRM.

  4. What goes into it

    Parish bulletins, news and recordings. Your own data stays separate, in your Desync CRM.

    • 16k+ parish bulletins read in full
    • 64k+ news items you can read, from 128 sources in 34 languages
    • 378 hours of recordings we transcribed

    3.1+ TB across every store we keep.

    Bulletins as of Oct 9, 2026; news, languages and recordings, Oct 21; the size, Oct 19. Rounded down.

02Data

Catholic data on 1M+ people.

Parishes, dioceses, schools, hospitals, the people who serve in them and the businesses that back them. Every entry links to its public source.

Hospitals include some that used to be Catholic. Businesses are bulletin advertisers.

Places and people as of Oct 19, 2026; hospital staff and diocesan leaders, Oct 6. Rounded down.

03Ontology

Desync Ontology Status: Coming soon

When it opens, ask our data a question in plain English and get back a list, with the source of each answer.

Example question

Who leads security at the parishes in our diocese?

  1. Your diocese
  2. Its parishes
  3. Their staff
  4. Those in security and safe environment

A list you will be able to send to Desync CRM

Live todayDesync Observatory: every day's Catholic news in one place, many stories translated into English.Open Observatory (opens in a new tab)

PlaybooksTen ways Desync can help your diocese, parish, school or hospital, and step-by-step playbooks for the year.Status: Coming soonPreview the playbooks

04Integrations

Keep your tools. Desync CRM works with them.

Pick a tool to see what Desync CRM does with it.

Your CRM

Your email and calendar

Your meeting notes

Your messages

Your docs and sheets

Your AI app

Your files and systems

HubSpot

Read and manage your contacts, companies and deals.

What you gainNothing to move. Ask about the contacts you already keep, from one chat.

Need another system? We build a custom integration in 48 hours at most.

Together

Desync CRM + Ontology + You = a smile. Your network was always bigger than you knew.

Many people you know serve or work at a parish, school, diocese, hospital or business. Desync Ontology, coming soon, will show you those links.

A network growing from you: your contacts, then 740k+ links to parishes and schools, then 230k+ more to dioceses, hospitals and businesses. Desync Ontology, coming soon, will show these links around your contacts.Click the drawing, or press Enter on it, to build it again.YouYour contactsParishes and schools740k+ linksDioceses, hospitals, businesses230k+ links
Links as of Oct 19, 2026. Rounded down.

Don't worry: we only process your data, never you.

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