What Sentinel detects
Purpose-built for tournament integrity - not a generic game anti-cheat.
Hardware forensics
Scans for cheat hardware like DMA boards and external input devices that bypass software anti-cheats.
Process auditing
Monitors running processes, loaded modules and memory signatures in real time for known cheat tools.
Live screenshots
Streams periodic screenshots from every player directly to the tournament organiser's dashboard.
System integrity
Enforces Secure Boot, TPM and kernel-level security policies so every player starts on equal footing.
Central dashboard
One live view of every player's hardware, processes and screenshots - flag issues before rounds end.
Multi-game support
Purpose-built clients for Rainbow Six Siege and FiveM, with more games on the way.
How it works (Sentinel R6)
Create a tournament
Set up your event in the dashboard and generate team PINs for each roster.
Players run the client
Each player downloads the lightweight Sentinel client and enters their team PIN before the match.
Monitor live
Watch hardware telemetry, process lists and screenshots stream in from every player as they play.
Built for your game
Frequently asked questions
- Is Sentinel safe to run?
- Yes. The client is a standalone executable - no installation, no drivers, no kernel modifications. It only runs while monitoring is active and stops cleanly when the session ends.
- Do players need to install anything permanently?
- No. Players download a single .exe, run it for the match, and can delete it afterwards. Nothing is installed on their system.
- What if a player doesn't have Secure Boot or TPM enabled?
- The client will prompt them to enable these in their BIOS. The download page includes a step-by-step video guide.
- Which games are supported?
- Sentinel R6 for Rainbow Six Siege is live now. Sentinel FiveM for FiveM servers is currently in development.
- Can I try it before buying?
- Reach out on our Discord - we're happy to walk you through a demo and answer questions about your use case.