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One engine — Sentinel Mesh — with three ways to run it
One engine — Sentinel Mesh — with three ways to run sovereign AI — resell it, run it in your own building, or run it fully isolated.
THE PROBLEM
The problem: you need modern AI, but you can’t accept the terms that come with it. The mainstream providers put your data — and your customers’ — on infrastructure you don’t control, in jurisdictions you can’t answer for, subject to controls no one abroad has to explain to you. For a telco it means renting someone else’s brand instead of selling your own. For a regulated or defence buyer it means an assurance you can never actually prove.
The answer: Sentinel runs the AI in-country, on hardware no one abroad can restrict, and gives you one engine — Sentinel Mesh — with three ways to run it. You choose the one that fits how your organization has to operate. Every version keeps your data in-country by default, and every version shows you your own usage and Sentinel Watch.
AT A GLANCE
WHAT YOU BUY
The engine
Sentinel Mesh is the sovereign gateway behind the API. It handles sign-in, metering, safety guardrails, and routing to the right model — and it speaks the API formats your apps already use, so your team builds on it without rewrites. This is what you buy and build on. Sovereign is the default: unless a request asks for something else, your data stays in-country.
THREE WAYS TO RUN IT
Three ways to run it — matched to your problem
Each way answers a different question about how AI has to run in your organization.
Reseller SaaS
“I want to sell AI as my own, without building it.”
The pay-as-you-go service on Sentinel’s in-country cloud, priced per use on local payment rails. Telcos and resellers put it in front of their customers under their own brand, on their own markup — a new revenue line with no infrastructure to stand up. Direct businesses and consumers reach the same service through the free Playground. Your data stays in-country by default; reaching any outside provider is off unless a request opts in. Reached through the For telcos & builders door and the Playground.
For telcos & buildersMesh on-premise
“I want to run it inside my own building, on my terms.”
The same full gateway, run on your own servers, for one flat annual licence — a predictable cost, not a per-call meter. You decide which providers it uses and whether it reaches out. It is self-hosted, but not isolated: it sits between the SaaS and Qila for organizations that want control without full lockdown.
Sentinel MeshSentinel Qila
“I have to prove nothing ever leaves.”
The air-gapped defence version, for the For defence door, on a flat annual licence. It runs fully isolated inside your perimeter — no outbound traffic allowed, so nothing ever leaves. It runs sovereign-only, and you can prove at the network boundary that nothing left. It turns a promise you’d otherwise have to take on trust into something you can demonstrate.
Sentinel QilaHow you pay follows where you run it: the SaaS is priced per use; on-premise and Qila are one flat licence. That changes how you pay, not what you see — either way you keep your own usage and Sentinel Watch.
FRONT DOORS
Surfaces onto Mesh
Playground
Try Sentinel: the free, mobile-first front door at /playground.
Sentinel Platform
the developer console at /app: keys, usage, sandbox, billing, admin.
TWO DOORS
Two doors, one engine
Sentinel is sold under two co-equal positions, each with its own front door onto the one Mesh engine:
For telcos & builders
sell it as your own. Underneath, a white-label overlay lets you run Mesh under a telco’s own brand, on your own markup and prepaid credits — set out in Reseller.
For telcos & buildersFor defence
prove it never left. The build detail lives in Sentinel Sovereign — Qila.
For defence