The backup you'll wish you had
Everything you'd want to have saved before an emergency, already saved. Street maps for the whole world. A survival manual and emergency medicine. All of Wikipedia. A lifetime of learning. On one tablet that asks nothing of the world in order to work.
Weird comes in sizes
The blackout weekend
A storm takes the power, and the cell towers go with it. You still have street maps, first aid, food safety, and something good to read while you wait it out.
The closet kit
Charge it, bag it, shelf it. The solar panel and backup batteries keep it alive without the grid, and the Faraday bags protect the spares. Peace of mind you can point to.
Off the grid on purpose
Cabins, sailing, backcountry. Identify the plant, patch the hull, settle the campfire argument. No bars required.
If it stays weird
The long version: kids still get a K-through-college education, you still get medicine, repair, and seven million articles on how the world works.
The kit is the backup plan
Hand-provisioned, range-tested, numbered, signed. Ready the day it arrives.
- 01The TabletSamsung Tab A11, custom OS, offline-locked.
- 02Folding Solar PanelTops up the tablet in an afternoon.
- 03Two Backup BatteriesSeveral full charges each, even in the dark.
- 04Three Faraday BagsRF-blocking protective storage.
- 05Charging AccessoriesCables, adapters, the small things.
- 06The Library, pre-loadedNearly 400 GB, indexed, on first boot.
Not a bunker fantasy
This is a library that keeps working when nothing else does. If things never get weird, you own a lovely reading tablet with the best of human knowledge on it. That's the worst case.
Reserve yours
Tablet, solar panel, batteries, Faraday bags, full library. Ready out of the box.
$599 for Batch 1, then $899.