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Offline AI survival device
OffGridOne offline AI survival device
A rugged device with an AI that runs on the device itself. Ask it what to do and it answers, with no internet and no cell service. A Faraday bag to store it in is included with every order.
- Type or speak a question. It answers from the library or the built-in AI, with no internet and no cell service.
- The full English Wikipedia, offline maps, a translator and a plant finder on every unit.
- Its own 7.2 inch screen and 10,000 mAh battery, per OUKITEL. Your everyday phone is not the plan.
- Rated IP68 and IP69K, per OUKITEL.
- A Faraday bag to store it in, included with every order.
- Loaded and tested before it ships by ArkNet Solutions Inc.
$999.99Estimated lead time: 1 week before dispatch.
Faraday bag included with every order.
In the box
- OffGridOne device
- Faraday bag
Full list of what ships in the box: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:what is in the box
- Shipping
- Standard shipping is included with your OffGridOne order. Carrier transit time is additional to the estimated one-week lead time. Details
- Returns
- 30-day returns from delivery. Buyer pays return postage unless the item is defective. Details
- Warranty
- One-year limited warranty from delivery, provided by OffGridOne (ArkNet Solutions Inc.). Details
- Fees
- Placeholder, waiting on the owner:subscription or ongoing fees Details
New device. We open each one to load the software and test it before it ships.
The numbers
Full spec sheet- About 24 to 25 hours of continuous use
- Battery life, measured25 hours 13 minutes in TechRadar's PCMark battery test. 23 hours 55 minutes of Wi-Fi web browsing in Notebookcheck's test.
- Source: TechRadar review
- Rated IP68 and IP69K
- Water and dustPer OUKITEL. IP68 here means 1.5 m of water for up to 30 minutes.
- Source: OUKITEL spec sheet
- Rated to MIL-STD-810H
- Military standardPer OUKITEL. No test report is published.
- Source: OUKITEL spec sheet
- 14 oz (396 g)
- WeightAs weighed by DeviceSpecifications. OUKITEL lists 360 g. We will weigh a shipping unit too.
- Source: DeviceSpecifications review
On the screen
Real screens from the device
Captured from a development unit on November 11, 2026, and set into a picture of the device. Nothing is redrawn.
What it is
What is the OffGridOne offline AI survival device?
OffGridOne is a rugged device with an AI on it that answers questions with no internet and no cell service. It is a separate device from your phone: you keep it charged in its Faraday bag, with the flashlight, for the day you can’t look anything up.
Most things we use to get answers need a network. Search needs one. Video needs one. So does a call for help. OffGridOne carries its answers on the device itself, so the question never has to leave it.
It is built on OUKITEL WP60 hardware. We do not make the handset. We load it and test it.
What you can ask it
What can you ask it?
Type or speak what you would normally look up in an outage: is the food in the fridge still safe, how to make tap water safe to drink, where a generator can run, what to do for a bad cut. It answers from the library on the device or from the built-in AI, and marks which.
It is reference guidance, not medical care. It can be wrong, and it is not instant: a full answer takes 24 to 57 seconds, measured on a development unit on November 11, 2026. If you can reach 911, call.
The answers on this site are the device's own words, captured from a development unit on November 11, 2026, with every radio off. The model is IBM Granite 4.0-H-Tiny.
What is on it
What is on the device besides the AI?
Every unit carries the full English Wikipedia, more than 150 guides and manuals, 39 college textbooks, more than 360 Great Books and scripture readers. It also has offline maps with contour lines, a translator for 25 languages, a plant finder, a sky map, a Morse signaler and more.
One search box covers the whole library, with no AI needed. The maps work with GPS and a compass heading, in MGRS or latitude and longitude, and can save tracks and points.
It runs a stripped-down Android 15 with no Play Store, no Google services, no ads and no accounts. Wi-Fi, location and sound are off by default, and nothing phones home. An optional Store, over Wi-Fi only, offers apps, updates and map packs. Only apps signed by OffGridOne install.
The hardware
How tough is it, and how long does it last?
The device is rated IP68 and IP69K and rated to MIL-STD-810H, per OUKITEL. Its 10,000 mAh battery ran about 24 to 25 hours of continuous use in two independent reviewers’ tests. It can also charge another device over a USB-C cable.
It is big and heavy: 7.24 inches tall and about 12.7 ounces, per OUKITEL. That is closer to a small tablet than a pocket phone. The size buys a screen you can read by flashlight and a battery that lasts.
The screen is HD+, not the sharpest you can buy, and the chip is mid-range. We would rather tell you now.
The Faraday bag
Why does it come with a Faraday bag?
So the device has one fixed home and stays ready. A Faraday bag is made to block radio signals while it is sealed. Charge the device to about half, switch it off, seal it in the bag, and top it up each season.
You can check the bag at home: seal a working phone inside and call it. We make no promise about electromagnetic pulses. Bag details and test data: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:Faraday bag details.
In the box
What comes in the box?
Every order includes the OffGridOne device and a Faraday bag. The full list: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:what is in the box.
Each device is loaded and tested before it ships. Ongoing fees: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:subscription or ongoing fees.
Who should not buy it
We would rather lose the sale than have you buy the wrong thing.
- You want an everyday phone. OffGridOne has no Play Store and no Google services.
- You need to call for help from places with no signal. It has no satellite messaging. A satellite messenger is the right tool for that.
- You want a doctor in your pocket. It is reference guidance. It can be wrong.
- You enjoy building things. You can put free offline tools on a phone you already own, and our guide shows how.
- You want something small. It is big and heavy on purpose.
Questions people ask
How much does it cost, and what comes in the box?
OffGridOne costs $999.99. The box holds Placeholder, waiting on the owner:what is in the box.
A Faraday bag is included with every order.
Is there a subscription or any ongoing fee?
Fees after you buy: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:subscription or ongoing fees.
The same answer sits beside the price on the product page.
Does it really work with no internet?
Yes. The AI runs on the device and answers with no internet and no cell service.
You can check this yourself. Switch on airplane mode, then ask a question. Each unit is set up and tested before it ships.
Can I use it to call for help?
No. OffGridOne is a reference, not a way to call for help. It has no satellite messaging.
If reaching other people matters most, a satellite messenger or a working phone is the better buy. See how the two compare. If you can reach 911, call.
How big and heavy is it?
Big and heavy. It measures 184 x 87 x 14.9 mm, per OUKITEL, which is closer to a small tablet than a pocket phone.(OUKITEL spec sheet) DeviceSpecifications weighed it at 396 g (14 oz). OUKITEL lists 360 g.(DeviceSpecifications review)
Other sources list heavier figures, so the weight on a shipping unit may be higher. The size buys a screen you can read and a large battery.
What is the return policy?
Returns: 30-day returns from delivery. Buyer pays return postage unless the item is defective.
Full details are on the shipping and returns page.
What does the warranty cover?
Warranty: One-year limited warranty from delivery, provided by OffGridOne (ArkNet Solutions Inc.).
The full terms are on the warranty page. OUKITEL’s own warranty for the handset is separate.
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Keep reading
- AI Survival Engine: How the AI Survival Engine works: an offline survival AI that runs on the device itself. What you can ask, where answers come from, and where it stops.
- What's inside: Every app on the OffGridOne device, with real screens: Ask, Search, offline maps, the full English Wikipedia, field manuals, Translate, Plants and Morse.
- Faraday bag: Every OffGridOne ships with a Faraday bag for the device. What it blocks, what it does not, how to test it, and how to store the device so it is ready.
- Specs and box contents: OffGridOne specs: OUKITEL WP60 hardware, 10,000 mAh battery, 7.2 inch screen, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB storage, rated IP68 and IP69K. Plus what's in the box.
- How it compares: Apps, USB sticks, Wi-Fi library boxes, DIY builds, AI devices and satellite messengers, side by side. What each does well, and when to pick it instead.