About
Verified intelligence, traced to its source.
Sentinel is a self-hosted intelligence platform that reads global reporting continuously and turns it into something a human can actually act on: bounded, evidenced events; durable situations that track how a story develops; and a daily brief that says plainly what changed and why it matters.
The Explorer landing page — every active situation and the day's top intelligence at a glance.
How it works
Four stages, each one narrowing raw reporting into something reliable.
Document Intelligence
Every incoming report — wire copy, official statements, regional press — is read and admitted or discarded on its own merits before anything downstream ever sees it.
Atomic Events
Admitted reporting is resolved into single, bounded events: what happened, where, and who was involved — with every supporting, contradicting, and corroborating source attached and traceable.
Situations
Related events are grouped into durable, ongoing situations — a conflict, a crisis, a slow-moving deployment — so the thread stays visible as new events attach to it over days and weeks.
Daily Briefs
Twice a day, Sentinel steps back and writes down what actually matters: a full sweep at 0001Z UTC, then a short note on what changed by 1200Z.
What Sentinel tracks
Scoped deliberately, not a firehose of everything.
- Conflict, security, and geopolitical developments
- Maritime movements and naval deployments
- Military aviation activity
- Severe weather and natural hazards
Getting access
The Daily Brief is free and public. Full Explorer access — search, the live map, situation tracking — is subscriber-gated.