The SentryVista™ Platform

Modular. Secure. Built for decisive action—on your terms.

How It Works

SentryVista™ is powered by ARCANE — a modular, AI-enhanced engine that analyzes physical, digital, and environmental risks with unmatched clarity and speed. All assessments execute locally, supported by patent-pending AI and a proprietary database. Nothing is tracked.

Core Capabilities

Why It Matters

We built SentryVista™ to put actionable intelligence back in the hands of real-world users—not locked behind APIs or third-party vendors. From families to federal-level teams, the need for trusted, self-contained security assessments has never been higher.

Modular Architecture

Tailor ARCANE to your mission profile.

SentryVista™ is designed as a modular framework. Users can activate different intelligence modules—environmental, security, communications, health—depending on the mission profile. This keeps the core lightweight while allowing deep specialization where needed.

Who It’s For

Designed for operators, families, and institutions alike.

Security-First by Design

Trust starts with control. Privacy is engineered in, not added on.

No passive data sync. No telemetry. No cloud lock-in. ARCANE runs encrypted with on-demand secure exports. Your assessments stay in your custody—not ours.

Patent-Backed Functional Modules

The SentryVista platform integrates over 40 patent-pending innovations across autonomy, integrity, and risk intelligence. These innovations are encapsulated in the following core systems:

These modules reflect a deep understanding of where traditional systems fail. From command fragmentation to delayed reporting and cloud dependency, ARCANE was shaped by someone who lived the operational consequences—and built to prevent them from happening again.

These patent-pending modules are architected for sovereign deployments—enabling institutions and individuals to operate with unmatched clarity, control, and auditability.

ARCANE’s runtime stack and diagnostics logic align with standards such as CMMC 2.0, FEMA's Continuity Framework, and NIST Zero Trust Architecture (SP 800-207).