Built for a 2 a.m. shift, not a conference-room demo.
One app for the whole shift — clock-in, post orders, patrols, reports, panic button, shift offers — that keeps working when the signal doesn't.
One app for the whole shift
A guard shouldn't need three apps and a paper binder to work a post. Geofenced clock-in starts the shift, post orders are right there to read, patrol tasks guide the round, report capture handles photos and notes, the panic button is one press away, shift offers show what coverage is available, and chat reaches dispatch directly. Everything a guard does on shift lands in the same record.
- Geofenced clock-in, post orders, patrol tasks
- Report capture, photos, and panic button
- Shift offers and chat with dispatch
Gets out of the guard's way
Login friction is why apps get uninstalled. Biometric login gets a guard into their shift in seconds, and magic-link login plus report drafts are coming with the mobile production launch, so a half-written incident report survives a dead battery. It also works in a browser at web.sntnl.ai for the guard whose phone won't take another install. The fewer taps between arriving and clocking in, the more shifts get verified.
- Biometric login
- Magic-link login — coming with the mobile launch
- Report drafts — coming with the mobile launch
- Works in a browser at web.sntnl.ai
Offline-tolerant
Stairwells, basements, parking structures, and rural sites all have the same problem, and it is not the guard's fault. Capture continues without a connection: scans, photos, notes, and task completions are stored on the device with their original timestamps and GPS data, then sync the moment the device reconnects. Dead zones cost you nothing — the evidence arrives with the time it was actually taken, not the time it uploaded.
- Capture continues with no connection
- Original timestamps and GPS preserved
- Automatic sync on reconnect
Why it matters
Guards actually using the app is the whole ballgame. Legacy platforms' guard apps rate 2–3 stars publicly, and every uninstalled app is an unverified shift — a night with no clock-in evidence, no scanned stops, and nothing to show a client who asks. Adoption is not a soft metric in this industry; it is the input to every piece of proof you will ever need. So the app is built for the person holding the flashlight.
- Adoption is the input to every piece of proof
- An uninstalled app is an unverified shift
- Designed for the guard on post, not the buyer in the demo
How it feeds the proof loop
Everything on this page ends up in the same place: an evidence record you can hand to a client, an auditor, or a lawyer.
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The guard clocks in inside the geofence — the shift becomes verifiable.
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Tasks, scans, and photos are captured at the moment they happen.
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Offline capture keeps the original time and location intact.
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That evidence becomes the client report and the billable record.