One platform. One person. Sentenal.

Launch the fleet, set the course and run the race. One person, start to finish.

Waszp Canadian Nationals · 2026
2 mHolds within
~2 minFull course reset
1 personTo run the race
NZ$7,500Starting from
Race day

Launch it. Send it. Shift it.

Launch it.

One person puts the fleet in from the shore, dock or ramp.

Send it.

Pick a layout. Every Sentenal drives itself out and holds its mark.

Shift it.

Wind shifts? So does the course. The whole layout moves in under two minutes.

The software

If you can drop a pin on a map, you can run a Sentenal.

The whole fleet on one screen. Pick a Sentenal, tap the water and it goes. One button stops everything.

The Command screen: a map with five Sentenals and their status
From the people who run races

One person, a phone and a web browser.

"We were able to set that course wherever we wanted and we didn't have to drop a single anchor all weekend."
Matt Haley, regatta organiser. The video is edited from a longer interview.
"They navigated their own way out into the race course. We told them roughly where to go, and we met them out there, fine-tuned the course a little bit and got the races off right away."
Paula Minnekin, regional race officer, Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron. The video is edited from a longer interview.
On the water

Four sports. One platform.

Sailing is where the proof is. The same platform and software set a swim, rowing or canoeing layout.

A Sentenal with its mark top tipped back: frame, electronics box and both hulls whole
The platform

Parts you can swap.

Hulls, frame, electronics, battery and mark tops all come apart. If something breaks, you swap the part. Maintenance is a freshwater wash.

From NZ$7,500

One platform. One person. Sentenal.

What a day for it.

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