Sentinel — Realtime Alerting & Incident Console
A streamlined alerting and on-call console that turns noisy signals into actionable incidents for small operations teams.
Sentinel is an alerting and incident response console designed for small operations teams that find the enterprise tools both too expensive and too noisy. It ingests events from common monitoring sources, deduplicates aggressively, and surfaces only the signal that requires a human.
Alert routing is rule-based and easy to read. Any engineer should be able to look at the routing graph and predict where a given alert will end up. Schedules, escalations, and overrides all live in version-controlled configuration so on-call coverage is auditable rather than tribal.
Each incident gets a single shared timeline. Acknowledgements, status updates, and runbook actions are appended in order, giving the team a clean post-mortem artefact without anyone having to reconstruct what happened from chat history.
Integrations are deliberately minimal: pager delivery, chat updates, and webhook bridges to ticketing systems. The product does one thing well — getting the right alert in front of the right person at the right time — and stays out of the way of everything else.