SOS tracking
Last fix and context when phone GPS drops; SOS with direct traceability on the map.

Mission-critical · Planetary reach · Zero compromise
From mines and jungle to the edge of the void: one tactical pane for your fleet, contextual SOS, and links that do not depend on the carrier. Elite engineering for teams that cannot afford to go dark.

Industrial-grade technology
Multi-tenant, isolated per company
Near-real-time map and streaming
Built for incidents and operational continuity
Mission-critical capabilities on the tactical pane: visibility, alerts, traceability, and governance.
Last fix and context when phone GPS drops; SOS with direct traceability on the map.
Map perimeters and alerts when a unit enters or exits critical zones.
Unified history, fast post-incident review, and export for audit trails.
Strong on-device encryption, multi-tenant isolation, and auditable role access.
Transparent CAPEX
The product has a physical edge: field nodes and a border gateway. One-time acquisition prices are published here; the SaaS subscription covers the platform, map, and ongoing operations.
Heltec V4, LoRa SX1262 radio, L76K GPS, ~3500 mAh battery — built for mobile operators.
What it’s for
One-time acquisition cost
$199 USD
Separate from the monthly operations hub subscription (Basic / Pro / Enterprise plans).
Edge gateway with a higher-gain outdoor antenna — extends LoRa coverage and stabilizes the link to the hub.
What it’s for
One-time acquisition cost
$449 USD
Separate from the monthly operations hub subscription (Basic / Pro / Enterprise plans).
Connectivity
When LTE drops, nodes hunt for neighbors. Sentinel models continuity: redundant links, contextual SOS, and traceability after the incident.
What you get
Three concrete promises for operations and security leaders.
Mesh, BLE, and smartphones combine so your operations center still sees units when LTE or phone GPS drops in the field.
Sensitive messages are protected on the device before they hit the air. Data stays isolated per organization with strict access control.
No endless projects: register the company, assign roles, and your field team can link hardware and app to the same operations hub.
How it works
A short path for teams that can’t afford weeks of integration.
Minutes to onboard, with admin and operator roles—no integrator required for the first rollout.
The Sentinel app and hardware share one protocol; map and history show SOS, positions, and messages together.
When the network collapses, the architecture favors continuity until primary links return—with traceability after the incident.
Communications engineering
Nodes form local ad-hoc links with measurable hops: the map reflects radio neighborhood, not just GPS dots. You can size redundancy, bottlenecks, and traffic evacuation routes when LTE drops.
Zero-Grid is where commercial grid is not trustworthy: tunnel, mine, jungle, hostile RF border. Sentinel prioritizes continuity via mesh, BLE, and low-frequency radios—keeping state and SOS until backbone or satellite hop returns.
Link profiles built for extreme efficiency, low on-air exposure, and noisy environments: on-device encryption, compact framing, and candidates such as LoRa for penetration and near-vacuum use—treating the link as engineering, not a slogan.
Hard multi-tenancy per organization, keys and policy under your operational control, hub access traces, and sensitive messages never sent in clear. Your data orbits your policy—not the carrier’s.
Yes: interference, selective jamming, absent towers, and long links under stress are the use case. The architecture blends ground mesh, low frequency, and hub synchronization for incidents beyond “field with signal.” Near-space is approached with the same efficiency and link-autonomy principles—without hand-wavy promises.
Sentinel uses automatic monthly billing through Stripe. You can cancel or change plans anytime from your management panel.
No. Sentinel’s plan architecture is transparent and tied to the scale of your technical operation.
Sentinel app
Your fleet, under control on any terrain.
Mobile rollout on mission calendar
Live pricing from the platform. Pick a starting point; Enterprise adds tactical emphasis and hands-on Prysma support.
Free
USD · billed monthly
Teams starting to centralize the fleet on one map.
$79
USD · billed monthly
Day-to-day ops with more nodes, event retention, and CSV export.
$249
USD · billed monthly
Large operations, SLA, and hands-on Prysma support.
Contact
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