Faces you enroll
Add family, farmhands and the propane driver from the app with a few photos each. Sentry names them and stays quiet, and tells you the moment someone it doesn’t know shows up.
Cellular security cameras for the gate, the barn, the equipment yard and the cabin you only see on weekends. They read the plate, know the faces you enroll, and light the place up before you’ve looked at your phone.
Everything below runs in the Fieldsign Sentry app today, on the same platform as the Fieldsign hunting app.
The camera recognises what it can on its own, so the alert lands in seconds even on one bar of LTE. Anything it can’t, Fieldsign’s AI works out in the cloud. Either way you get a sentence, not a motion clip.
Add family, farmhands and the propane driver from the app with a few photos each. Sentry names them and stays quiet, and tells you the moment someone it doesn’t know shows up.
Every vehicle at the gate gets its plate read and logged. Ask “has this truck been here before?” and get an answer with dates.
No plate in view? Sentry still tells your neighbor’s white pickup apart from a black SUV it has never seen.
Every camera has a timeline. Pick a day at the top, then scroll through everything it saw and everything that happened to it, newest first.
Real screens from the Fieldsign Sentry app on iPhone, talking to a simulated camera at the front gate.
An alert is only useful if it reaches you. Sentry gets to your lock screen, your wrist and your truck, and lets you answer from there.
Alerts say who it is and which camera saw it, right on the lock screen.
“Someone you don’t know at the Front Gate” reads differently from “Dad’s truck on the lease road”. The photo comes with the alert, and tapping it opens that camera’s timeline at the moment it happened.
Alerts tap your wrist with the photo. Light up the gate or check a camera without reaching for your phone.
Scroll recent activity with the crown or bezel, see every camera’s battery and photos left, and take a photo now from your watch.
Front Gate
Person · just now
Cameras
On the drive out to the property, see what came by overnight and check every camera on your car’s screen.
Big, simple lists you can read at a glance. Tap a sighting to hear what happened, or take a photo at the gate before you get there.
Activity


“Is anyone at the gate?” Ask Siri or Google and get a real answer, or turn on a light by voice.
Out at the property with no bars, your cameras, map and recent activity are already on your phone. Anything you do is sent when signal comes back.
Download your property before you go. Camera pins, what each one covers and where you are keep working off the grid.
Unfold your phone and the list opens beside the live view, without losing your place.
The same app on iPhone, Android and in your browser at the desk, looking and working the same everywhere.
Improvements reach your phone in minutes, safely checked before they’re installed, with no store update to hunt for.
When something needs fixing, it reaches every phone over the air, without waiting on App Store or Google Play review. Releases stay within both stores’ rules.
$ publish-webapp.sh --app sentry --notes "Camera timeline polish"
Signed 1.0.1 · offered to every phone
New native features (a new watch screen, say) still go through the stores as usual.
GPS puts each camera on your property map and the built-in compass shows which way it faces, so you know exactly which approach the gate camera covers. Alerts come in as sentences you can act on.
Cellular cameras go where your router never will: the far gate, the lease road, the shop half a mile from the house. Solar keeps them running.
Turn a camera on and your phone notices it over Bluetooth. Name it, place it, done. No QR codes, no hotspot juggling.
Alerts reach your phone, Apple Watch, Wear OS, CarPlay and Android Auto.
The app keeps working out at the property, using what it last synced, and catches up when you’re back in range.