Atmospheric river inbound, Pacific NW
Flood-prep, water-crossing, and evacuation-route guidance refreshed for affected counties.
The Survival Codex is a rugged, hand-cranked field device holding a vast offline library of survival and rebuilding knowledge — searchable by voice, readable in sunlight, and always kept current. No signal. No batteries to die. No limits.

Works with no signal, no internet, ever.
Never runs out of battery. Crank it back to life.
Thousands of manuals, found by voice in seconds.
Updates itself at home, then goes dark-ready.
Plug it in at home and the Codex quietly pulls the latest survival intelligence for your region — then holds it, offline, for the moment you need it. This is a preview of that feed.
Flood-prep, water-crossing, and evacuation-route guidance refreshed for affected counties.
Regional water-treatment protocols elevated; chemical-treatment ratios surfaced.
New identification plates and early-treatment guidance added to First Aid.
Seasonal springs and cache points added to the regional map layer.
Updated load-calculation examples and battery-bank fusing notes in Rebuild.
Go-bag contents and route-planning refreshed for fire-prone regions.
Hypothermia-risk guidance and vehicle cold-survival added.
Field decision tree for cold-exposure treatment simplified for e-ink.
Regional edible/poisonous plant pairs added with rendered ID plates.
Chlorine and iodine dilution tables corrected and broadened.
New guide links on-device barometric readings to incoming weather.
Updated route network and shelter status in map layer.
Shoring, gas hazards, and contamination guidance added to Water & Sanitation.
Star and terrain-association methods expanded in Stay Alive.
Drug-family overview and stewardship notes added to First Principles.
Series/parallel wiring, capacity math, and safety added to Rebuild.
First-principles primer on radio waves and simple receivers added.
Oxygen absorbers, pest control, and container guidance added.
Lime, aggregate, and cure-time guidance added to Construction.
Rendezvous, roles, and cache strategy templates added.
PREVIEW ONLY · LIVE CURATION BEGINS AT LAUNCH. YOU CHOOSE REGION, TOPICS & CADENCE — YOUR DEVICE SYNCS ONLY WHAT YOU SELECT.
The moment the signal dies, your phone becomes a paperweight. Every answer you've ever needed lives on a server you can no longer reach.
Printed manuals don't die — but they're frozen the day they're printed, and you can't search a bookshelf with one hand on a wound. A crank radio only receives whatever someone else is broadcasting.
The Survival Codex is the one tool that is vast, current, searchable, and self-powered — built to work when everything else has gone dark.

The Survival Codex doesn't just help you survive the crisis — it holds the knowledge to rebuild what's lost. Distilled from the world's practical knowledge, compressed, indexed, and made instantly searchable offline.
The immediate essentials when it counts.
First Aid & Trauma · Water (find, filter, purify) · Shelter & Warmth · Fire · Food (forage, trap, preserve) · Navigation & Signaling · Hazards
Know the ground you're on.
Regional topographic maps (vector) · Water sources & terrain · Elevation & routes · Climate & seasonal patterns · Region-specific hazards
How the modern world actually works — so you can rebuild it.
Power & Electricity · Water & Sanitation · Construction & Materials · Food Production · Mechanical · Communication
The science beneath the skills.
Chemistry · Physics · Biology & Medicine · Materials · Math foundations
Not just reference — computation.
Calculators (load, dosage, dilution, conversion, structural) · Reference tables · Diagnostic flows (symptom → cause → action)
The only part that changes — kept current, then frozen when you go dark.
Current news & events (rolling) · Weather & environmental alerts · Regional situation updates
Connected, the Codex quietly updates its library and pulls the latest intelligence for your region.
Pick your region, topics, and update cadence. It syncs only what you select. ($1/month keeps it current — launching with the device.)
Unplug and head out. Everything you need is now offline, searchable by voice, powered by the crank.

Sunlight-readable electronic paper that holds the page at zero power. No glare, no glow, no drain — the screen is still showing your answer a week later.

Press the mic, ask the question, get the answer in seconds. Hands full, gloves on, dark — it still works. Or browse the whole index with the D-pad.

A built-in crank recharges it — the knowledge never dies with a battery. Tops up over USB-C at home or from the optional solar panel in the field.

Onboard barometer, thermometer, and humidity sensor read the air around you — and warn you when the pressure says the weather is about to turn.

Four assignable shortcut keys jump straight to your critical pages — bleeding control, water purification, your region map, your family plan. One press, no menus.

A sealed glass-fiber shell built to be dropped, rained on, and carried for years. Deliberately no radio, no speaker, no SOS — it doesn't call for help. It makes sure you have every answer when help isn't coming.
A shielded storage case for the worst-case scenario. Keep the Codex inside when not in use.
A folding panel that tops the Codex up from daylight — save the crank for the dark days.
Deep vector topo coverage beyond your home region — expedition-grade detail, fully offline.
Pre-ordering reserves your device at $289 — you can cancel for a full refund any time before your order ships.
Pre-orders ship April 2027. You're reserving at the pre-order price of $289 (RRP $369).
A rugged, hand-cranked handheld holding a vast offline library of survival and rebuilding knowledge, searchable by voice and browsable on a sunlight-readable e-ink screen. It also senses temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure.
No. It works 100% offline. It only connects (via USB-C at home) to update its library — then it's fully self-contained.
Plugged in at home, it pulls the latest curated intelligence for your chosen region and topics. A $1/month plan (launching with the device) covers keeping it current. Once you go offline, it holds the most recent version.
A built-in hand crank recharges it — it never runs out of battery. It also charges via USB-C (and an optional solar panel).
No. It has no radio, transmitter, or GPS. It is a knowledge, power, and environmental-awareness device — not a communication or rescue device. (Maps use pre-loaded data; you mark your position manually.)
An optional shielded case for storage. To protect against an EMP event, keep the device in the case when not in use. (The device must be removed from the case to sync.)
Content is curated and distilled from reputable sources, but it is reference information — not a substitute for professional medical care, emergency services, or hands-on training.
Yes — full refund available any time before your order ships. Email us and we'll take care of it.