Local Desktop App
Windows workspace designed to operate without an Internet dependency.
A secure local workspace for sensitive investigations—connecting authority, people, evidence, chronology, tasks, reports, and integrity controls without making the cloud the default.
Sentinel keeps the core workspace local and makes authority, source attribution, custody, and immutable activity visible inside the daily workflow.
Windows workspace designed to operate without an Internet dependency.
Protected sensitive text and evidence with authenticated encryption.
Append-only custody, notes, reviews, and audit events with verification.
Read-only case assistance through an already-installed local model.
Record client authority, permissible purpose, jurisdiction, restrictions, license context, review decisions, and next-review dates.
Connect people, organizations, locations, and vehicles to confidence levels and source attribution.
Import protected files, calculate SHA-256 values, maintain custody events, and verify evidence integrity.
Build sourced chronology while keeping contemporaneous notes append-only and attributable.
Map connected entities, organize assignments, and keep open work visible inside the active case.
Generate professional PDF summaries, inspect integrity results, and maintain encrypted backup and restore workflows.
The demonstration uses fully fictional people, organizations, addresses, license references, and evidence. Select a screen to inspect it at full resolution.
The assignment, restrictions, authority, jurisdiction, and responsible investigator remain visible before evidence work begins.
Every record preserves role, confidence, and source context instead of becoming an unexplained name in a case file.
Chronology, sources, confidence, and immutable notes make the reasoning behind a report easier to inspect.
The walkthrough covers authority review, sourced entities, protected evidence, chronology, relationships, tasks, reporting, audit integrity, and the optional local assistant.
The demo materially reduces exposure through Windows-protected keys, authenticated encryption, strong password hashing, restricted local permissions, audit chains, encrypted backups, and offline deployment guidance. Endpoint compromise, administrator access, insiders, and physical access still require operational controls.
OCBS builds focused Windows systems around the workflow, data boundaries, and handoff needs of small local organizations.