Hierax Sentinel

Nine stages. One unbroken record.

Every mission moves through the same disciplined sequence — and every stage writes to the same file. Scroll to advance the mission.

Command staff watch the aircraft, the ground units, and the video in the same view — from the vehicle, the EOC, or a phone. No screen-sharing, no radio relay, no waiting for the aircraft to land.

Investigators and supervisors reconstruct a mission exactly as it occurred — video, telemetry, timeline, markers, communications, and metadata moving together on one clock. Not a video file: the mission itself, replayable.

Integrity is preserved
from capture to courtroom.

The original recording is never altered. Every downstream action — analysis, reporting, transfer — is a logged event against a hashed original, producing a chain of custody that can be examined line by line in court.

From flight to final report.

The report is compiled from the mission record, not typed from memory. It leaves Hierax Sentinel as a signed PDF with its evidence inventory attached — ready for the case file, the city council, or the court.

The same aircraft, the same record, the same chain of custody — configured for how each discipline actually operates.

Not a suite of modules bolted together — a single path from the airframe to the agency's evidence system, with no manual handoff and nothing to reconcile afterward.