Both OffGridOne devices do the same core job: they put a hand-picked survival library, Wikipedia, maps, medical and repair guides, and off-grid messaging, on their own Wi-Fi network, with no internet, satellite, or GPS needed. The difference is how much you carry and how long you need it to last.

The EDC is the pocket option: a lightweight, everyday-carry box with the standard software suite, built for one to three people who want answers on hand wherever they go. The Bug Out is the heavy-duty option: a rugged aluminum case with a Raspberry Pi 5, solar-rechargeable battery, and our full content loadout, including the homeschool curriculum and extras, built to support a family or group sheltering in place. If you want a grab-and-go safety net, start with the EDC. If you're outfitting a household for the long haul, go with the Bug Out.