Real-time detection
Motion, power unplug, USB insertion, lid open, and failed login attempts, all detected on-device, in milliseconds.
The moment your Mac is touched, your iPhone knows.
A small app that watches everything that matters, and nothing that doesn't.
Motion, power unplug, USB insertion, lid open, and failed login attempts, all detected on-device, in milliseconds.
On any trigger, Sentinel snaps a photo from the front camera and pushes it to your iPhone. See who's touching your Mac.
Lock your Mac from your iPhone or Apple Watch with a single tap. No password needed on your phone, just your wrist.
Auto-arm when you leave the café. Auto-disarm when you walk into your home office. Geofences that actually work.
Alerts on your wrist the instant something happens. Tap to lock. Tap to dismiss. You stay in control without unpocketing.
Photos transit end-to-end encrypted. No cloud storage. No analytics. Your camera roll stays yours, always.
Drag Sentinel into Applications. Grant camera and location permission. That's it.
Open Sentinel on iPhone, scan the QR code on your Mac. End-to-end encrypted in seconds.
Leave your Mac anywhere. The moment someone touches it, you'll know. Lock it from your wrist.
One subscription covers all your Macs and iOS devices.
Everything you need to try it out.
Save 33% vs. monthly. Everything included.
Pay once. Own it forever. Every future feature.
Also available: Pro Monthly at $4.99/mo. Cancel anytime.
Yes. Sentinel uses a lightweight background service that stays alert during sleep for power, USB and lid events. Motion and login detection resume the moment the lid opens.
No. Sentinel runs below 1% CPU in idle. Camera and GPS are only activated on a trigger, never continuously.
Photos are end-to-end encrypted on your Mac, pushed directly to your paired iPhone, and never stored on our servers. Delete them anytime from the iOS app.
Sentinel requires admin privileges to uninstall and fires an alert before shutdown or force-quit. If your Mac goes offline unexpectedly, your iPhone is notified immediately.
The iPhone app is how you receive alerts, view photos, and trigger remote lock. The Mac app alone can sound a local alarm, but the real product is the pair.
No, it complements it. Find My tells you where your Mac is after it's gone. Sentinel tells you the moment someone reaches for it, so it doesn't get gone in the first place.
macOS 15 Sequoia and later, on Apple Silicon. Motion detection reads the accelerometer that only Apple Silicon Macs have, so an Intel Mac gets every other trigger but not that one. iOS 18 and later, watchOS 11 and later.
Download Sentinel. Pair your iPhone. Stop worrying about the café table.