Offline Survival Guide

Offline Survival Guide tells you what to do in an emergency, step by step: first aid, disaster plans, survival tips and kit checklists. It works with no internet or signal, so the guide is there when you are lost outdoors, stranded in your car or sitting through a power cut.

It is written in plain, modern language for hikers, campers, drivers, families and anyone who wants to be prepared, with clear illustrations on every key page.

• EMERGENCY? START HERE
One tap from the home screen: which emergency number to call (112, 911, 999, 000, 111), what to tell the call-taker, and the first actions for severe bleeding, CPR, choking, an unconscious person who is breathing, hypothermia and frostbite, heatstroke, snakebite and burns.

• WHAT TO DO IF… (10 EMERGENCY PLANS)
- You are lost outdoors (the S.T.O.P. method, staying findable)
- You are stranded in a car in snow or on a remote road
- A flash flood or flooding hits
- An earthquake strikes
- There is an extended power outage
- A wildfire is nearby
- Someone is injured far from help
- You are stuck outside overnight
- A heat wave brings heat illness
- Thunderstorms and lightning

• FIRST AID
Lifesaving first aid steps, medical emergencies, bone and joint injuries, bites and stings, wounds and infection, heat and cold injuries, staying healthy and survival medicine basics.

• TIPS AND TRICKS
Fire-starting, water, staying warm, navigation without a compass or signal, gear hacks and improvised uses, food and foraging, camp health and hygiene, phone and battery survival, and the survival myths that can actually hurt you.

• CHECKLISTS AND PLANS
Tick-box emergency checklists for a 72-hour go-bag, a car emergency kit, home emergency supplies and the day-hike Ten Essentials, plus a family emergency plan and survival planning.

• CORE SURVIVAL SKILLS
Survival priorities and mindset, shelters, finding and purifying water, firecraft, knots and lashings, finding direction, signalling for rescue, Morse code and radio, and reading the weather.

• FOOD, ENVIRONMENTS AND DISASTERS
Finding food, fishing, edible and poisonous plants, dangerous animals and improvised tools. Survival in desert, jungle, cold weather and at sea, crossing water, urban and disaster survival, and chemical and radiation hazards.

• FEATURES
- Works fully offline once installed
- Search across every page
- Step-by-step diagrams and illustrations
- Light and dark mode
- Lightweight and fast

• WHO IT IS FOR
Families building an emergency preparedness plan, drivers in winter, hikers and campers, and anyone who wants a calm, practical offline survival guide on their phone.

• SOURCES
The emergency plans, checklists and tips are written in our own words from current public guidance (Red Cross / Red Crescent, American Heart Association, European Resuscitation Council, CDC). Some core chapters are adapted from the public-domain US Army Survival Field Manual FM 21-76.

• IMPORTANT
This guide is not a substitute for first aid training or emergency services. In an emergency, call your local emergency number first and follow the instructions of the call-taker and local authorities. The app is for general education and preparedness only and is not medical, legal or professional advice. Take a hands-on first aid and CPR course and practise skills in safe conditions. Follow local laws on fires, foraging, hunting, trapping and tools. Use at your own risk. This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the US Army, the US Department of Defense, or any government agency or emergency service.

Recent changes:
Stability improvements.