Traffic you can read
Every request a protected computer reports, with category, action, device and size — filterable and paged, never invented.
Endpoint-aware network security
Every device on your Wi-Fi.
One console that answers for it.
Sentinel Console reads the traffic your protected computers report, blocks what you decide is off limits, and calls out phishing before anyone clicks. Phones and tablets need nothing installed.
14-day trial · Windows agent installs in one line · no card required
What it does
Everything a small network needs, in one place.
No browser extension, no cloud proxy in the middle. A light Windows agent enforces policy on the machine and reports what it sees; the console turns that into decisions.
Block rules that hold
Block by domain, keyword, category, application or address. Allow-list overrides, per-device scope, live hit counts.
Device control
Cut a computer off the internet or refuse USB storage with one click; the agent applies it on its next check-in.
Wi-Fi discovery
Your agent sweeps the local network, so phones, TVs and printers show up in the console without an install.
Screen time per device
Time spent on social platforms for each phone, measured from your router's own DNS log — no app on the phone.
Phishing guard
Sender authentication, lookalike domains, link tricks and dangerous attachments scored before the click.
Alert queue
Critical to low severity, with the detail that explains the risk and one tap to resolve or reopen.
Workspaces per client
Each client sees only its own devices, traffic and alerts; licensing and trial state stay with the operator.
How it works
From a single command to a full picture.
- 01
Install once
One PowerShell line on each Windows computer. The agent adds its own folder to Defender exclusions and checks in.
- 02
Agent enforces
Blocked domains, applications and USB state are pulled every minute, then applied on the machine itself.
- 03
Network is measured
The agent's LAN sweep lists every host on the Wi-Fi; your router's DNS log fills in per-phone screen time.
- 04
Console decides
Requests, blocks, verdicts and alerts arrive in one workspace, scoped to the client that owns them.
Requests
host, category, action, bytes
Blocks
rule, device, hit count
Verdicts
sender, score, reasons
Mail guard
Catch the message before it costs someone.
Paste a suspicious message into the console, or let the agent check the newest Outlook mail at sign-in and raise a warning on the desktop. Every verdict explains itself.
- Sender authentication: failed SPF, DKIM and DMARC are scored, not ignored.
- Lookalike senders: typo and Unicode domains impersonating banks, couriers and big brands.
- Attachment traps: .pdf.exe double extensions, macros, scripts and archives.
- Link and pressure cues: disguised URLs, credential asks, urgency and money.
Phones without agents
Know the phones on the Wi-Fi, without installing on them.
Nobody wants software on a personal phone. Sentinel Console lists every host your agent can see on the local network — name, address, hardware address and when it was last around — and attributes social-media time to each one from the DNS lookups your router already answers.
Discovery needs no phone app
An installed Windows agent sweeps the subnet and reports the hosts it finds.
Screen time needs your router's DNS log
Point the router, Pi-hole or AdGuard Home log at the console and five-minute activity slots become minutes per platform. Nothing is collected from the phone itself.
Wi-Fi devices · today
Living room TV
192.168.1.24 · YouTube
iPhone · Sara
192.168.1.31 · Instagram
Pixel · Omar
192.168.1.34 · TikTok
Study printer
192.168.1.51 · no social
Sample layout. Real rows appear once an agent reports and the network's DNS feed is connected.
Put your network under one console.
Create an account, get a trial workspace, install the agent on one computer and watch the first requests land.