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Lektvia is the SANTVIA galaxy's PDF reader and creator: read, annotate, create, edit, fill in — with optional local AI via Cervia (summary, extraction). Hosted in the EU, the sovereign alternative to Adobe Acrobat.
Reading, annotating and creating PDFs is a daily need. Yet the reference tool is an expensive subscription, and the new AI features often send your documents — sometimes confidential — to a cloud outside Europe. For a public body, a firm or an SME, that's a problem of cost, confidentiality and sovereignty.
Basic features behind a recurring subscription, imposed even for occasional use.
Summarising or analysing a PDF often sends its content to a non-EU third party — a risk for sensitive documents.
Proprietary formats and services, few credible sovereign alternatives for professional use.
Lektvia combines a full PDF reader-creator and optional local AI via Cervia, on a sovereign base hosted in the EU.
Comfortable reading, search, annotation, highlighting and comments: everything expected of a modern PDF reader, on every screen.
Create a PDF, edit text and pages, merge, split, reorder, fill in and create forms.
Summarise a document or extract information with the sovereign Cervia engine — processing that can stay local, with no third-party send.
Your documents don't leave for a non-EU cloud. Local or sovereign processing, with no third-party telemetry.
Parity with the best PDF tools in the field — but sovereign.
Smooth display, thumbnail navigation, full-text search, bookmarks and full-screen mode.
Highlighting, notes, shapes and drawings, comments: mark your documents without altering them.
Assemble, split, reorder, rotate or delete pages in a few clicks.
Fill in PDF forms, create your own fields, export the entered data.
Summary, information extraction, answers about the document: a sovereign AI that can stay local.
Sign via Signvia, protect with a password, archive with evidential value in Probvia: the sovereign document chain.
Not promises: checkable architecture choices.
Read, annotate and summarise records without sending their content to a service outside Europe.
Create, edit, fill in and sign (via Signvia) without a forced subscription or data leak.
Merge, split, convert and annotate your PDFs simply, on a sovereign base free during early access.
Lektvia is in development. We are opening early access to pilot organisations that want a sovereign PDF reader-creator with local AI. Let's talk about your need.
Lektvia is the sovereign PDF reader and creator of the SANTVIA galaxy. Hosted in the European Union, it lets you read, annotate, create and edit PDFs, with optional local AI via the Cervia engine. It is a sovereign alternative to Adobe Acrobat. The product is in development; early access is open on request.
Read and annotate PDFs, create and edit them, merge, split and reorder pages, fill in and create forms, export — and, optionally, summarise or extract content with the local Cervia AI.
Cervia is SANTVIA's self-hosted AI engine. In Lektvia, it can summarise a document or extract information without sending the content to a third-party service: processing can stay local and sovereign.
Lektvia targets Acrobat's everyday uses (read, annotate, create, edit, form, sign via Signvia) but on a sovereign base hosted in the EU, with no forced subscription and no systematic sending of your documents to a cloud outside Europe.
Yes. Lektvia is built for local or sovereign processing, hosted in the European Union, with no third-party telemetry. Your documents don't leave for a non-EU service.
Lektvia is in development. We are opening early access to pilot organisations: write to contact@santvia.eu to discuss.
Lektvia is SANTVIA's document workshop: digital communication, protection and compliance, hosted in Europe. A sovereign signature, evidential archiving, an AI copilot — proof rather than promises.
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