About the Sentrya Beta

What early access looks like, what we’re testing, and how you can help shape a calmer, more human way to track whole health.

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What This Beta Is

The Sentrya beta is a small, private testing phase focused on learning what actually makes health tracking easier for people with chronic conditions.

This is not a polished, final product. Some features may be unfinished, change over time, or behave unexpectedly.

Not a medical device. Sentrya does not provide emergency alerts, notifications, or medical advice. Glucose data is for historical tracking and pattern recognition only. For questions about your metrics, contact your healthcare team.

That’s intentional — the goal of this beta is to observe real usage, identify friction, and improve clarity before a wider release.

You don’t need to use Sentrya perfectly or consistently.

Using it in the way that feels natural to you — even if that means stopping for a while — is part of what helps us learn.

Track. Understand. Take control.

Effortless whole health tracking, real results

Log symptoms, spot patterns, and share insights with your provider. Designed for clarity and peace of mind—no clutter, just what matters.

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Our approach to whole health

Designed for clarity. Built for trust.

User-first design

Simple tracking, no distractions

Log symptoms, triggers, medications, sleep, and glucose with ease. Our interface is streamlined for quick entries, with dim mode and voice control for when you are not feeling well.

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Privacy by default

Your data, always in your control

Share only what you choose with your provider. We prioritize your privacy, ensuring your health information stays secure and confidential.

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Insightful, not overwhelming

What to expect during the beta:

During the Sentrya beta, you’ll have access to the core tracking experience while we focus on learning what works well and what quietly gets in the way.

You may notice:
Features that evolve or change over time
Occasional bugs or rough edges
New tools appearing as testing progresses

This is a normal part of the process. The beta is designed to be flexible, and nothing requires you to use Sentrya in a specific way or on a specific schedule. Your experience — including moments of confusion, frustration, or even disuse — helps inform what Sentrya becomes.

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What We Ask of Testers

We ask very little of our beta testers. There’s no required schedule, no daily check-ins, and no expectation that you use Sentrya perfectly or consistently.

The most helpful thing you can do is use the app in a way that feels natural to you. If something feels confusing, frustrating, or unexpectedly helpful, we appreciate hearing about it. Short feedback, screenshots, or simple notes are more than enough — and sharing feedback is always optional.

If you stop using Sentrya at any point, that information is just as valuable. Understanding when and why the app doesn’t fit into daily life helps us improve it.

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What Testers Receive

As a thank-you for participating in the Sentrya beta, approved testers will receive lifetime full access to Sentrya once it launches publicly.

This includes access to all core features as they evolve over time, without a subscription fee. Lifetime access is tied to your individual account and is our way of acknowledging the time, trust, and insight early testers contribute.

There’s no obligation to provide feedback or meet usage goals. Your participation — in whatever form it takes — is appreciated.

Lifetime access refers to access for the lifetime of the Sentrya product and includes core features available to standard users.

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Important: Not a Medical Device

Sentrya is a health tracking tool, not a medical device. We do not provide emergency alerts, notifications, or medical advice. Glucose data from Dexcom and Abbott Freestyle Libre is for historical tracking and pattern recognition only. Always consult your healthcare team for questions about your metrics.

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Ready to Join the Sentrya Beta?

If Sentrya sounds like something that could support you — even imperfectly — we’d love to learn more about you.
Joining the beta starts with a short questionnaire to help us ensure a good fit.
Not everyone who applies will be accepted, and that’s intentional.
We’re keeping this testing phase small so we can learn carefully and improve thoughtfully.
There’s no obligation to participate beyond what feels right for you.

Join our Testing team!