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When the internet is out, keep getting answers.

Keep your own offline source of answers for household questions, equipment problems, and practical skills. Core Edition comes with the AI already on the drive. It uses its built-in knowledge to answer new questions on your compatible powered computer, even when you cannot get online.

You do not need to build a Knowledge Base first. The offline AI needs no internet, login, or subscription. Learn and practice today, and add your own manuals and plans whenever you want.

Preloaded offline AILocal photo analysisIncluded promptsOptional Knowledge Base
Illustrative scene. Computer and other equipment not included.
Illustrative scene. Computer and other equipment not included.
Optional: Map Edition

Keep a local atlas with your household plans.

Map Edition adds preloaded U.S. maps to the complete Core ToolKit. Explore the roads and landmarks around places your family knows, and save named meeting points alongside your preparations.

  • Search for a town or place in the installed map data and explore its surroundings.
  • Save a household meeting point and a backup location as named pins.
  • Reopen those places while reviewing your written communication and travel plans.

A saved meeting point is a reference, not a verified evacuation destination. Maps do not show current hazards, road closures, or emergency instructions.

Actual Map Edition Windows view with Grand Lake selected, coordinates and source details, surrounding geographic features, and installed map layers.
Actual Map Edition interface. Example location shown; installed layer detail varies.

Put Core Edition to work.

The OffGrid AI Intelligence Layer guides answers toward what to do first, practical options, the resources you have, and details that could change the guidance.

Make a plan that fits your household

Draft a practical checklist for people, pets, medication records, communication, and supplies. Add the details that a generic checklist misses.

Understand the equipment you already own

Describe a generator, water-system issue, or unfamiliar warning label. Ask for checks, missing information, and when to stop and get qualified help.

Learn before the pressure is on

Use included prompts to explore shelter, warmth, food storage, and other preparedness skills. Review the guidance, practice appropriately, and save trusted references.

Start with a question that fits your situation.

These example prompts show useful ways to begin. Add your details and check the result. The ToolKit includes over 2,000 ready-made prompt entries across nine categories and 81 topics.

Help me build a 72-hour household preparation checklist for [people and pets]. We have [supplies], live in [conditions], and need to account for [specific needs]. Identify the gaps first.

Create a family communication plan for an internet and cell-service outage. Include meeting points, an out-of-area contact, and a short printable checklist. Ask me for missing details.

I own [equipment model] and have [manual and tools]. Help me organize a maintenance checklist using the information I provide. Flag anything that needs the manufacturer's instructions.

What practical preparedness skills should I learn over the next month, given [location], [experience], and [equipment]? Prioritize useful practice and explain what requires instruction.

Review this draft household plan for unclear responsibilities, missing supplies, and assumptions that might fail: [paste plan]. Do not invent local emergency information.

Turn these checked preparation notes into a short field guide with an equipment list, key steps, and points to verify: [paste notes].

Make it yours over time.

Keep equipment manuals, household contact plans, supply checklists, and reviewed skill guides together. You can add your own trusted references and reopen saved files without internet.

Your Knowledge Base is optional. The preloaded AI can answer questions before you save anything. To keep an illustrated reference, create an answer offline, add a visual with Image Studio online, then review and save both for offline use.

Start with Core. Add maps for geographic context.

Both editions include preloaded AI with built-in knowledge. You can get answers without building a personal library. Choose the Windows or Mac build for the computer you will use.

Core Edition

$149 · 64GB · One-time purchase

Preloaded offline AI for new questions, local photo analysis, included prompts, and an optional personal Knowledge Base.

Choose Core Edition ↗

Map Edition

$249 · 128GB · One-time purchase

Everything in Core, plus preloaded U.S. maps, local place search, map layers, and saved Camp/custom pins.

Choose Map Edition ↗

A compatible powered laptop or desktop is required. Choose Windows or supported Apple silicon Mac; the builds are different and are not interchangeable. Recommended RAM: 16GB for Optimized and 32GB for Advanced. Advanced on Mac requires at least 32GB. A modern CPU is recommended; a compatible GPU can help. Match USB-A or USB-C to your selected drive.

Free U.S. shipping · 30-day returns · No login or subscription required for the offline ToolKit.