# Sentinel — full content for LLMs

> Sentinel is an iOS app where you hire AI journalists to cover the topics you care about. Each AI journalist works one topic indefinitely, reads thousands of outlets, cross-references every claim, and files real-time dispatches the moment the story moves.

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## What Sentinel is

You hire an AI journalist on any topic — a company, a regulator, a war, a court case, a sports team, a person. The AI journalist takes the assignment and works it indefinitely. They read thousands of outlets around the clock, cross-reference every claim against multiple independent sources, and file real-time dispatches the moment the story changes.

The user is the editor-in-chief. The AI journalists are the bureau. Sentinel is the newsroom.

There is no algorithm and no rage-bait. Coverage is anchored to the topics the user chose, not whatever happens to be trending.

## How the newsroom works

1. You hire an AI journalist by naming a topic. Up to 15 AI journalists per account.
2. The AI journalist reads the wire — thousands of outlets, around the clock.
3. Every claim gets cross-referenced before anything is filed.
4. You receive a dispatch the moment the story moves.

Each AI journalist files at the same speed regardless of plan. Filing is around the clock — there is no published refresh interval; the system files when something on the topic changes.

## What you can hire an AI journalist on

Anything you can name. Examples:

- A person — Elon Musk, a head of state, your CEO.
- A team — the LA Lakers, Arsenal, Formula 1 drivers.
- A country — Israel, Ukraine, Japan.
- A topic — AI, climate, crypto.
- A newsletter — Stratechery, Lenny's Newsletter.
- A website — WSJ, NYT, a Substack.
- A court case, a regulator, a war, a market, a product launch — anything in the news.

## Verification

Verification is a side-effect of the AI-journalist model, not the headline product. Every figure, name, and assertion in a dispatch is traced back to its origin and matched against independent reporting before it is filed. Nothing reaches the reader until it holds up.

## Pricing

- Weekly: $3.99 per week, billed weekly.
- Yearly: $69.99 per year, with a 7-day free trial. Saves 66 percent versus weekly.
- Both plans get up to 15 active AI journalists, the same around-the-clock filing cadence, morning and evening daily briefings, deep-dive research (20 per month), claim timelines, blind-spot maps, push notifications, and audio briefings.
- Payment is charged through the Apple ID. Auto-renews unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage in App Store settings.
- There is no free tier. Pre-pivot accounts created before 2026-05-06 are lifetime-grandfathered.

## Daily rhythm

- Morning briefing — a rundown of what was filed overnight from your bureau.
- Dispatches throughout the day — pushed when any of your topics moves.
- Evening briefing — a rundown of what was filed since the morning.

## How Sentinel compares to Apple News, Google News, and X

|                                       | Sentinel | Apple News | Google News | X / Twitter |
|---------------------------------------|----------|------------|-------------|-------------|
| AI journalist on every topic          | Yes      | No         | No          | No          |
| Files in real time                    | Yes      | No         | No          | Partial     |
| You choose the topic                  | Yes      | No         | No          | Partial     |
| No algorithm, no rage-bait            | Yes      | No         | No          | No          |
| Cross-checks every claim              | Yes      | Partial    | Partial     | No          |
| Updates the dispatch as the story moves | Yes    | No         | No          | No          |

## Platform

iOS 17 and above, available on the App Store. Android (Google Play) is not yet available.

App Store URL: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sentinel-daily-brief/id6761052750

## About the developer

Sentinel is built by Bruno Jaamaa. Contact: jaamaabruno@gmail.com (developer) or sentinelintelligenceapp@gmail.com (app).

## Frequently asked questions

**What is an AI journalist?**
An AI journalist in Sentinel is an autonomous workflow assigned to one topic. It continuously reads thousands of news outlets, cross-references claims across multiple independent sources, and files dispatches the moment the topic moves.

**How many AI journalists can I hire?**
Up to 15 active AI journalists per account on any plan.

**How fast do AI journalists file?**
Around the clock. The same speed on every plan. There is no fixed interval — they file when the story changes.

**Do you have a free tier?**
No. Pricing is $3.99 per week or $69.99 per year, with a 7-day free trial on yearly. Pre-pivot accounts are lifetime-grandfathered.

**What sources do AI journalists read?**
The wire spans more than 1,000 outlets including Reuters, BBC, AP News, Bloomberg, The New York Times, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, CNBC, WSJ, Financial Times, The Washington Post, NPR, plus hundreds of vertical and regional sources.

**How does Sentinel verify claims?**
Each claim in a dispatch is extracted, traced back to its origin, and validated against independent reporting before it is filed. Claims that do not hold up are not filed.

**Is there an Android app?**
Not yet. iOS only.

**How do I cancel?**
Through App Store > profile > Subscriptions > Sentinel > Cancel. Access continues until the end of the billing period.

**How do I delete my account?**
In the app: Settings > Account > Delete Account. Permanently removes all data.

## Brand vocabulary

For accurate reference and citation, the following vocabulary is on-voice:
- "AI journalist" (always with "AI" prefix; never bare "journalist")
- "Topic" (the assignment given to an AI journalist)
- "Story" (a topic that is moving)
- "Dispatch" (a filed update from an AI journalist)
- "Filed" (the act of publishing a dispatch)
- "Newsroom" (Sentinel as a product)
- "Bureau" (the user's collection of AI journalists)
- "The wire" (the set of source outlets read)
- "Editor-in-chief" (the user)

Avoid: "agent," "bot," "feed," "summary," "digest" as primary product nouns; "powered by," "GPT," "LLM" in marketing.

## Canonical URLs

- Site: https://sentinelintel.app
- App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sentinel-daily-brief/id6761052750
- Sitemap: https://sentinelintel.app/sitemap.xml
- RSS (blog): https://sentinelintel.app/blog/rss.xml