On the device
What's inside: the offline survival library, maps and tools
This page shows what is on every OffGridOne, app by app, with real screens from a development unit: the library, the maps, the tools, and how you add more. It also says what the device does not have.
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What is on the device?
Every unit has Ask, which answers from the library or the built-in AI, one search box across the library, offline maps, tools such as Translate, Plants and Morse, and a few everyday apps. It runs a stripped-down Android 15. (OffGridOne)
Below is every app on the home screen, in the order the device shows them. Each one has its real screens, captured from a development unit on November 11, 2026, and what we checked on that unit. (Read from the device)
Search
One box. The whole library.
Type a few words and it looks through every guide, textbook, Great Book, scripture text and Wikipedia title on the device. No AI involved, and no connection.
- A search for "purify water" returned 94 results in 0.3 seconds on the development unit.
- It covers guides, textbooks, Great Books, scripture and Wikipedia titles, and can search inside every Wikipedia article.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Ask
Ask it a question. Type or talk.
Ask in your own words. It reads the library on the device first, then writes an answer, and tells you whether the answer came from the library or from the AI itself. When another app on the device would help, it says which one. It is a reference, and it can be wrong.
- The AI runs on the device itself. The model is IBM Granite 4.0-H-Tiny.
- Fifteen questions asked with every radio off took 24 to 57 seconds each. It is not instant.
- Every answer ends with a label: FROM THE LIBRARY, with the book and page, or OWN KNOWLEDGE.
- An answer can open by naming other apps on the device that help.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Maps
The map is already on it.
A world map, street-level maps of the United States and the UK, and contour lines for the backcountry. Jump to any coordinate, switch between a military grid and latitude and longitude, and mark where you are. GPS needs no cell signal once you turn Location on.
- A world map, plus street-level maps of the lower 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii and the UK.
- Contour lines for the United States and the UK.
- MGRS or latitude and longitude grid, and go-to by coordinate.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Guides and Books
A shelf of manuals in your pocket.
Field manuals and how-to guides sorted by shelf: first aid, water, food, knots, canning, gardening and more. College textbooks. Hundreds of classic books. Open one and read it, page by page.
- More than 150 guides and manuals, sorted by shelf.
- 39 college textbooks.
- More than 360 Great Books.
- NHS Medicines A to Z, saved for reading offline.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Wikipedia
All of English Wikipedia. With pictures.
The full English Wikipedia is stored on the device, pictures included. Search a title and read.
- One 121.5 GB file dated August 2026, with pictures.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Plants
Point it at a plant. Get a likely name.
Take a photo and it suggests the likely species, with the Latin name and how sure it is. Treat it as a good guess to check, not an answer.
- 75,929 species in its list.
- The app itself says to treat a match as a guess, and to check before you eat anything.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
A likely match is not a positive identification. Never eat a plant on the strength of a photo match.
Translate
Read the sign. Say the sentence.
Point the camera at printed text in another language and read it in English. Or type or speak a sentence and get it in another language, big enough to show someone.
- English and 25 other languages, with Chinese in two scripts.
- A typed English sentence came back in Spanish in 12 seconds on the development unit.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Camera
A simple camera and a steady light.
Takes photos, flips to the front camera, and doubles as a steady light.
- Two controls: FLIP and TORCH.
- The Camera app saves 12 MP photos. OffGridOne
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Clock
Alarms that ring with the device on silent.
Alarms, a countdown timer and a stopwatch, with local time and UTC side by side.
- Alarms, a timer, a stopwatch, 24-hour local time and UTC.
- The device starts silent, and alarms still ring.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Compass
Which way, and how far.
Your heading in true or magnetic north, your grid reference, where the sun and moon are, and the direction and distance to a point you saved.
- True or magnetic north, grid reference, sun and moon, sunrise and sunset, and go-to a saved point.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Morse
SOS with one press.
Turns a message into Morse as sound, flashlight, screen flashes or vibration. One button sends SOS over and over until you stop it. It also reads Morse you tap in.
- Sound, light, screen and vibration, with a one-press SOS.
- It reads Morse tapped on the screen.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
A signal reaches people who can see or hear it. It is not a call for help over a network.
Notes
Write it down.
Notes and checklists, saved as plain text files you can copy off the device.
- Plain text files, with checklists.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Sky Map
The night sky, named.
Stars, planets, sun and moon for where you are and the time you pick, with constellation lines and a red mode that keeps your night vision. With no GPS, it can work out roughly where you are from the stars or the sun.
- A red night mode.
- A fix from the stars or the sun is good to about 100 to 300 km. In the app’s own words: "the region, not the street".
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Tracks
Record where you have been.
Records your path with distance, time, speed and climb, and keeps going with the screen off. With no GPS, a walking estimate carries your last position forward by your steps.
- Tracks save as GPX files.
- The walking estimate drifts about 8% of the distance walked, by its own account.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Religious Texts
Four readers, all offline.
The King James Bible, the Quran in English with the Arabic text, the Mormon texts, and the Tanakh in English.
- Four readers.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Games
Something to do while you wait.
Free, open-source games that need no connection: logic puzzles, chess, a dungeon crawler, a strategy game, text adventures, 2048 and sudoku.
- Eight games.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Store
Optional. Wi-Fi only. Your call.
More apps, updates and map packs, if you want them. The Store goes online only while it is open and only over Wi-Fi, and it installs only apps signed by OffGridOne. A purchase is redeemed with a code you scan or type.
- Online only while it is open, and only over Wi-Fi.
- It installs only apps signed by OffGridOne. A code is scanned as a QR or typed.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Settings
A handful of switches.
Network, location, sound, display, clock, battery, storage and the color theme. Four themes, one of them red for night use.
- Four color themes.
- GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth start switched off, and the device starts silent.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Help
The manual is on the device.
Step-by-step pages with drawings for every app, and a first-use tour you can replay.
- 23 help topics.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
Position without GPS
No GPS? It still has a best guess.
Mark where you are on the map and it keeps a best-known position with an honest uncertainty circle. A walking estimate carries it forward by your steps, and Sky Map can take a rough fix from the stars or the sun. It is a backup, not a replacement for GPS.
- The uncertainty circle is drawn on the map.
- A fix from the stars or the sun is good to about 100 to 300 km.
Read from a development unit on November 11, 2026.
What is in the library?
The full English Wikipedia with pictures, NHS Medicines A to Z, more than 150 guides and manuals, 39 college textbooks, more than 360 Great Books, and scripture readers for the Bible, the Quran, Mormon texts and Jewish texts. (Read from the device)

Reference
The full English Wikipedia, with pictures
The whole English Wikipedia in one file dated August 2026, pictures included. Read it or search it with no connection.
NHS Medicines A to Z
The NHS guide to common medicines, saved for reading offline. It is a reference, not medical advice for you.
Maps and navigation
Offline maps
A world map, street-level maps of the lower 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii and the UK, and contour lines for the United States and the UK. More country packs are in the Store.
Water, food and shelter
More than 150 guides and manuals
Field manuals and practical guides, sorted by shelf, for when you have to do it yourself.
Learning
39 college textbooks
Thirty-nine college-level textbooks from OpenStax, from algebra and physics to anatomy and U.S. history.
Reading and play
More than 360 Great Books
Classic works by more than 200 authors, to read page by page.
Four scripture readers
The King James Bible, the Quran in English with the Arabic text, the Mormon texts, and the Tanakh in English.
The shelves in Guides and Books
The guides and manuals are sorted by shelf. Where a title is a government publication, we name it here.
First aid
Field first aid and village health care handbooks.
- FM 4-25.11 First Aid (U.S. Army)
Medical library
Wilderness medicine, wound care and public health plans.
- USMC Wilderness Medicine Course Student Handbook
- Emergency War Surgery (U.S., 2004)
- HHS Pandemic Influenza Plan
Water treatment
Making water safe, and finding it.
- Purifying Water During an Emergency (Washington State Department of Health)
- Giardia: Drinking Water Fact Sheet (EPA)
- Plants as Indicators of Ground Water (USGS)
Home canning
The USDA home canning guides.
- USDA Home Canning, Guides 1 to 7
Food preparation
Drying, fermenting, preserving and camp cooking.
Gardening, farming and wild plants
Planning a garden, growing food and knowing useful wild plants.
Hunting, fishing and field dressing
Hunting basics, fishing and handling game.
Knots and rope
Knots, hitches, splices and rope work.
- FM 5-125, chapter 2: Knots, Splices, Attachments and Ladders (U.S. Army)
Military survival guides
Army and Marine Corps survival and cold weather manuals.
- FM 21-76 U.S. Army Survival Manual
- FM 31-70 Basic Cold Weather Manual
- USMC Summer and Winter Survival Course Handbooks
Government preparedness manuals
Household preparedness guides from governments.
- FEMA Citizen Preparedness Guide
Nuclear response manuals
Planning and shelter guidance.
- Planning Guidance for Response to a Nuclear Detonation (FEMA, 2022)
Radio and Morse code
Morse code, the phonetic alphabet and radio frequency lists.
Post-disaster resources
The biggest shelf: foraging and hunting guides from state agencies, shelter, composting, map reading and more.
- FM 3-05.70 Survival (U.S. Army, 2002)
- How to Find Your Way: Map Reading (GTA 05-02-013)
- Taking Shelter from the Storm: Building a Safe Room (FEMA)
The 39 college textbooks
- A First Course in Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Advanced Algebra II: Conceptual Explanations
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Applied Probability
- Biology
- Business Fundamentals
- Business Statistics
- Calculus, Volume 1
- Calculus, Volume 2
- Calculus, Volume 3
- Chemistry
- Chemistry: Atoms First
- College Algebra
- College Physics
- Concepts of Biology
- Elementary Algebra
- Fast Fourier Transforms
- Fundamentals of Mathematics
- Human Biology
- Introduction to Computing
- Introduction to Music Theory
- Introduction to Sociology
- Introduction to XML
- Introductory Statistics
- Object-Oriented Programming with Java
- Prealgebra
- Principles of Biology
- Principles of Economics
- Principles of Macroeconomics for AP Courses
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Principles of Microeconomics for AP Courses
- Programming Fundamentals Using C
- Project Management
- Psychology
- Understanding Basic Music Theory
- University Physics, Volume 1
- University Physics, Volume 2
- University Physics, Volume 3
- U.S. History
The textbooks are from OpenStax. OffGridOne is not affiliated with OpenStax.
Some of the authors in the Great Books
Charles Dickens, Arthur Conan Doyle, Plato, Mark Twain, Jane Austen, Edgar Allan Poe, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Oscar Wilde, Lewis Carroll, Joseph Conrad, Jack London, Henrik Ibsen, Alexandre Dumas, Sophocles, Rudyard Kipling, Robert Louis Stevenson, Jules Verne, Henry David Thoreau, Daniel Defoe, Victor Hugo, Leo Tolstoy, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Louisa May Alcott, and many more.
You can read any of it with no connection. Use the search box to look across all of it at once. You do not need the AI to search.
Where does the content come from?
Much of it comes from open projects and public sources, such as the English Wikipedia, OpenStax textbooks and government manuals. Each source has its own license and its own terms.
Wikipedia text is licensed CC BY-SA, which allows reuse with a license notice (Wikipedia reuse terms). OffGridOne is not affiliated with Wikipedia and does not use its logo. The device has a Licences screen that names the models and software it runs on.
How do we know what is on it?
We plugged a development unit into a computer on November 11, 2026, and read it: its apps, its files and its own screens. The counts on this page were counted on that unit, and every screen shown is a real capture from it. (Read from the device)
- The screens are captures, set into a picture of the device in code. None is redrawn.
- Two short recordings are cut for length, and say so on screen. The rest run at real speed.
- A few screens are still missing: a Plants result, camera translation and the Store catalog. They need the device in hand, or Wi-Fi.
- A development unit is not a production unit. We will check a production unit against this page before orders open.
What do the maps do?
The maps work offline. You get a world map, street-level maps of the lower 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii and the UK, contour lines for the United States and the UK, an MGRS or latitude and longitude grid, go-to by coordinate, tracks and saved points. (Read from the device)
- More country packs are in the Store.
- Tracks save as GPX files, and Compass is its own app.
- GPS uses GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo signals, per OUKITEL (OUKITEL spec sheet). These need no cell service.
Read more in the GPS guide. Keep a paper map too.
How do I find my way without GPS?
The device shows a best-known position with an uncertainty circle and a walking estimate. It can also give a rough fix from the stars or the sun, good to about 100 to 300 km. It is a fallback, not a replacement for GPS. (OffGridOne)
The walking estimate drifts about 8% of the distance walked, by its own account. Sky Map has a red night mode that is easier on your eyes after dark. A paper map and a compass are still worth carrying. (Read from the device)
How does the AI use the library?
It reads the library first, then answers. Under each answer it marks whether the answer came from the library, with the book and page, or from the AI itself. You can also search and read the library with no AI at all. (Read from the device)
Some people would rather read a real guide than ask an AI, and that is a fair choice. In our own test, most answers came from the AI itself and not from the library. Read how the AI works, and where it stops, on the AI Survival Engine page.
How do I add apps or map packs?
Through the Store. It is optional and works over Wi-Fi only. You buy apps, updates and map packs with a code and a QR. Only apps signed by OffGridOne install. (OffGridOne)
What things cost, and how often updates come: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:how updates work.
Other devices can connect to the device: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:other devices can connect: confirm.
What does it not have?
It has no Play Store, no Google services, no ads and no accounts. GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth start switched off, the device starts silent, and nothing phones home. It is not a way to call for help, and it has no satellite messaging. (OffGridOne)
- There is no OffGridOne logo or name on the handset. The units are stock OUKITEL WP60 units.
- It is big and heavy, the screen is HD+, and the AI takes time to answer: 24 to 57 seconds, measured on a development unit on November 11, 2026.
- The Camera app has no night vision mode.
See the specs for the full list.
Questions people ask
What is on the device?
Every unit has the full English Wikipedia, more than 150 guides and manuals, 39 college textbooks, more than 360 Great Books and scripture readers, plus offline maps and tools such as Ask, Search, Translate, Plants and Morse.
The full list is on the what is inside page.
How does it get updates?
Updates, apps and map packs come through the optional Store, which works over Wi-Fi only. Only apps signed by OffGridOne install. How often updates come, and what they cost: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:how updates work
What is on the device at the time you buy is listed on the what is inside page.
Does it show where its answers come from?
It marks each answer as coming from the library on the device or from the built-in AI. You can also search the library yourself and read the full page.
You can see what is in the library on the what is inside page. The answers on this site were captured from a development unit on November 11, 2026, and each one shows that label.
Does it replace a paper first-aid book or a paper map?
No. Keep paper copies too. Ready.gov’s supply list includes reference material such as a first aid book.(Ready.gov)
This device can be one kit item beside them. A battery can run down and a screen can break, and paper does neither.
Can I install apps on it?
Yes, from the optional Store on the device. There is no Play Store, and only apps signed by OffGridOne install.
The Store works over Wi-Fi only. What things cost, and how often updates come: Placeholder, waiting on the owner:how updates work
What is the Store?
The Store is an optional app on the device for apps, updates and map packs. It works over Wi-Fi only, and you buy with a code and a QR.
You never need it to use the library, Ask, Search or the maps that come on the device. More country map packs are there.
Sources
- ArkNet Solutions Inc. What every OffGridOne has: the maker's own list of apps, library and settings, November 9, 2026. Published November 9, 2026. Checked November 9, 2026.
- ArkNet Solutions Inc. Facts read from an OffGridOne development unit over USB on November 11, 2026: its apps, its files and its own screens. Published November 11, 2026. Checked November 11, 2026.
- Wikipedia. Wikipedia:Reusing Wikipedia content. Checked November 9, 2026.
- OUKITEL. OUKITEL WP60 specifications. Checked November 9, 2026.
Keep reading
- OffGridOne offline AI survival device: Price, what is in the box, shipping, returns and warranty, next to the buy button.
- 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.
- 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.
- OffGridOne vs Wi-Fi library boxes: Wi-Fi library boxes like Prepper Disk share a big library with phones you already own. OffGridOne is one device with AI built in. When each one fits.
Offline AI survival device
OffGridOne
$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
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