It never guesses
If the answer isn't in its library, it says so — it will never invent one. In an emergency, a made-up answer is worse than no answer.
> No internet. No signal. No subscription. A rugged device with a curated library of military field manuals and FEMA guides — that you can ask.
If the answer isn't in its library, it says so — it will never invent one. In an emergency, a made-up answer is worse than no answer.
Medication answers come only word-for-word from current, verified drug labels — never generated by the AI. If it can't verify, it refuses. Enforced in code, checked by automated safety tests every night.
The AI, the library, the search — all of it runs on the device in your hand. Unplug the router, pull the SIM. It doesn't notice.
Every claim above is measured, and the receipts will be public. If a survival gadget won't show you its testing, ask why.
Real, unedited output from a working unit — generated fully offline on the device, every step cited to its source document.
Sourced from military field manuals and FEMA publications. Every answer cites the manual it came from.
We're building the device now. This is field-grade equipment built to be kept for decades — it isn't cheap, and we won't pretend otherwise. Three models, one rugged design: Scout from $1,900, Ranger from $3,200 (adds hands-free voice), and Sentinel from $7,500 (adds a camera that sees what you see). Final prices get published before we take a single dollar.
We won't take full payment until units are ready to ship, and we won't promise a ship date we haven't already hit internally. Join the waitlist and you'll get the real numbers as they firm up — and first access when reservations open.