Know when someone's on your land.
Small solar sensors watch your gates, barn, and fence line — day and night. When a person shows up who shouldn't be there, your phone gets one alert, with a photo.
Get early accessPrototype stage. We're picking pilot farms now.
Farm Sentry
Person near the barn
11:42 PM
- Fuel siphoned from the tank overnight.
- Tools and equipment gone from the shed.
- Someone's truck idling at the back gate at 2 AM.
By the time you know, they're gone. Cameras that buzz at every raccoon get muted by week two. You need something that only speaks up when it matters — and shows you proof.
How it works
1. Mount the sensors.
Small solar units on posts and gates. No wiring, no Wi-Fi needed at the fence — they talk over long-range radio. “Ears” hear vehicles coming down the road; “eyes” see people at your gates and yard, day or pitch-black night (heat and radar, not floodlights).
2. The base station does the thinking.
It cross-checks every sensor before bothering you. A warm shape, moving like a person, seen two different ways — that's when it speaks.
3. You get one honest alert.
One intruder = one alert, with a photo, on a map of your own farm. Watch a live view, call the sheriff, or tap “it's nothing.”
What makes it different
One alert, not fifty.
It tracks a person across your property as one event. No buzz-buzz-buzz.
Proof in every alert.
A photo comes with the notification itself. Evidence is packaged so you can hand it to police or your insurance company.
Sees in total darkness.
Heat and radar don't need light. An invisible infrared flash grabs the photo.
Runs on sunshine.
Solar powered, built for years on a post. No trenching, no electrician.
Your farm, on a map.
See your whole property from above, your sensors on it, and — during an alert — the intruder's path drawn across it like a trail.
The sensors watch each other.
Grab the gate sensor and the barn sensor photographs you doing it. Every unit sounds off the moment it's moved.
What you'd see on your phone
All quiet
7 sensors watching · checked 2 min ago
Person near the barn
11:42 PM
12 sec agoGreen means go back to sleep. Red means here's who, where, and proof.
Privacy
Your footage stays on your farm. Nothing streams to a cloud all day. The listening sensors never record or send audio — they only recognize sounds like an engine. Pictures leave your property only when there's something worth showing you.
Help us build this right.
We're a small team building Farm Sentry now, and we're looking for farms to pilot it with. Tell us about yours.
Questions
Does it need Wi-Fi or power out at the fence?
No. Sensors are solar and talk to a base station at your house over long-range radio built for farms.
Does it really work at night?
Detection at night uses heat and radar — no light needed at all. For the photo, an infrared flash you can't see fires for about two seconds.
What about my dog, cows, or deer?
Several different sensors have to agree it's a person before you're alerted. And when it does get one wrong, you tap “it's nothing” and tell it what it saw — it learns your farm.
What if someone steals a sensor?
It alerts you and photographs whoever's holding it the moment it moves, and nearby sensors capture them too. There's also a beeper so you can find one that's been knocked into the grass.
Can I buy it today?
Not yet — we're in prototype stage and selecting pilot farms now. That's what the form above is for.