A toolkit for
being prepared.

Ask. Find. Read.

Local AI & a searchable library

Ask the local assistant, search source material and open the underlying guide. Several model sizes let you balance the computer’s available memory and response speed. AI can be wrong; source verification remains essential.

Local models · Source links · Manual-only references

See the bigger picture.

Maps without a connection

Explore stored maps with road, terrain and aerial views. Map coverage, capture dates and maximum useful detail are shown by source. California, Nevada and Arizona high-detail aerial packages are still being prepared.

Roads · Terrain · Historical aerial imagery

A place for your plan.

Household tools that stay with you

Build a household plan, keep supply and power estimates, record important information and export backups. Encrypted notes provide a separate place for sensitive material; keep your passphrase safe.

Planning · Inventories · Power estimates · Backups

Know what you are reading.

Field cards & reference material

Use concise field cards to locate practical guidance, and explore a source-linked reference library. Plant references include images and look-alike notes, but must never be your sole basis for identifying food.

Field cards · Illustrated references · Source credits

Use more of the device.

Voice, images & local reading

The Windows build includes local voice tools, image/OCR workflows and offline encyclopedic reading. Availability and speed depend on your hardware; final commercial contents will be listed in the release manifest.

Voice tools · OCR · Offline reading

Prepare for the unexpected.

Recovery built into the workflow

Use readable fallback references, portable backups and integrity checks when the main interface is unavailable. Test the drive on the computer you plan to use before relying on it.

Readable fallback · Checksums · Export & restore