Sentinel Review aggregates, corroborates, and presents conflict events from open sources, with AI-generated daily briefings on top. The closest reference points are Liveuamap (real-time but shallow), ACLED (rigorous but slow), and ISW daily assessments (analytically strong but static prose). This product sits between them: fast like Liveuamap, analytically credible like ACLED, more interactive than ISW.

Sentinel covers ten active conflict theaters — Ukraine, Russia, Iran, Israel, Palestine, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Myanmar, and the NATO eastern flank. The map shows three event types (strikes, clashes, movements) with confidence labels on every event. Every event is traceable to its sources and shows a full audit trail. The AI daily briefing is clearly labeled as AI-generated and publishes automatically — it is not edited or approved by a human before release.

Sentinel Review is an independent project published by Sentinel Media Group LLC. It has no institutional affiliation, no government funding, and no relationship with any military or intelligence organisation. The source code for the ingestion pipeline methodology is documented publicly at /methodology.

The product is free and public. Future tiers may add additional features for professional analysts, but the core map, briefings, and source data will remain free and openly accessible.