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SENTINELLink • Locate • Communicate
Preparedness • Communication • Resilience

About Project Sentinel

Sentinel began as Project Sentinel, an initiative focused on communications, preparedness and resilience technology. Our goal is to build practical tools that help individuals, families and communities remain connected, informed and prepared during emergencies and infrastructure failures.

Built to keep people connected when normal systems fail.

Sentinel is building an off-grid preparedness ecosystem for preppers, families, rural communities, events and disaster response. Our nodes, app and future network tools are designed to help people plan, communicate, locate resources and stay safer in emergency situations.

The Sentinel Ecosystem

Sentinel Node

Communications and networking hardware.

Sentinel app

Preparedness, planning and emergency response platform.

Future Expansion

Additional resilience and communication tools.

What we do

We build practical emergency tools that work before, during and after disruption. Sentinel app helps people organise supplies, documents, contacts, plans, medical notes, maps and radio logs. Sentinel Nodes are designed as portable communications hubs for off-grid messaging, local networks and field coordination.

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Sentinel Node

A rugged portable communications system built to work alongside Sentinel app. Designed for local resilience, off-grid groups, field teams, events, farms, rural locations and preparedness communities.

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Mesh Ready

Designed around resilient local communication and expandable node networks.

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Location Aware

Built for GPS logging, rally points, maps and field coordination.

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Secure by Design

Focused on local control, private networks and preparedness workflows.

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Built to Endure

Portable, battery-powered and designed for real-world disruption.

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Node brochure

A quick visual overview of the Sentinel Mesh Communication Node concept, components and intended use cases.

Sentinel node brochure

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Sentinel app Live Demo

Project Updates

Latest Sentinel news, releases, images and videos.

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Sentinel is being developed as a complete ecosystem for preparedness and disaster resilience: Node, OS app, dashboard and future wearable integration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sentinel?

Sentinel is a preparedness and communications ecosystem designed to help individuals, families and communities stay connected, organised and resilient during emergencies and infrastructure failures.

What is Sentinel app?

Sentinel app is an offline-capable preparedness platform containing emergency planning tools, documents, contacts, guides, journals, family information and field resources.

What is a Sentinel Node?

Sentinel Nodes are portable communications devices designed to provide local networking, messaging and resilience capabilities when traditional communication systems are unavailable.

Does Sentinel work offline?

Yes. Sentinel is being developed with offline capability as a core principle, allowing access to important information even when internet connectivity is unavailable.

Who is Sentinel designed for?

Sentinel is designed for preppers, families, rural communities, event organisers, emergency volunteers and anyone interested in improving resilience and preparedness.

Will there be an Android App?

Yes. Sentinel app is planned to be available as a dedicated Android application, allowing users to access preparedness tools directly from their devices.

How can I stay updated?

You can register your interest through the website to receive updates on Sentinel app, Sentinel Nodes and future project developments.

Preppers

Plan supplies, documents, water, food, radios and family readiness.

Rural users

Support local communications where mobile coverage is poor or unreliable.

Events

Local coordination, messaging and fallback communications.

Field teams

Portable planning and communication tools for remote environments.