Prepper field guide, off grid
Now on iPad. The whole offline field library, rebuilt for the bigger screen. Ask out loud and hear answers read back. Works in airplane mode, no signal, no servers.
Where the grid ends, we begin.
Gridsend is an offline AI assistant built for when the grid goes dark.
Everything runs on your phone after initial setup. No ongoing internet, no cell signal, no servers. Once setup finishes, you can put your phone in airplane mode and Gridsend still answers.
Two modes share the same screen.
SURVIVAL DATA is a curated reference library. Hundreds of preparedness titles, books, military manuals, field references, and emergency documents, indexed for instant retrieval. Ask any question and Gridsend pulls the relevant passages and writes you a clear answer. When the archive has a confident match, the source documents appear underneath so you can verify or dig deeper. If the archive doesn't have a confident match, Gridsend tells you that instead of making something up. Think NotebookLM, but offline. Minimal Hallucinations.
OPEN CHAT is the general assistant. Same on device model, no retrieval. Ask the questions you'd ask your favorite AI, offline. Bring a photo for it to describe, ask it to think through a scenario, get help planning a route or sorting a gear list. It answers in plain language and stays focused on practical, real world help.
An engineering first.
Gridsend is the first preparedness app on the App Store to run Google's Gemma 4 natively on Apple Silicon through Swift and Metal. No other shipping iOS app runs Gemma 4 below 4 GB of RAM. Gridsend runs on phones with as little as 3 GB, below the model's recommended floor, without giving up speed or clarity. We chose Gemma 4 because it is American and the most impressive offline model we have seen so far. No Chinese origin AI, by design. We are American built, we run an American model, and we run it on hardware others said couldn't handle it. The app picks the right variant for your device on install. Currently the E2B variant for iPhone 16 and under, and the larger E4B variant for iPhone 17 and forward.
Inside Gridsend.
Fully offline after first setup. The app installs from the App Store. On first launch, the survival library and the on device language model finish setting up over WiFi. Plan on a few gigabytes of free space. From that point on Gridsend works in airplane mode, off grid, anywhere. Your questions, chats, photos, audio, and answers never leave your phone.
Voice. Ask out loud. Your phone listens and answers. Audio is processed on device by the same model that handles text and photos.
Vision. Attach a photo from your library or take a picture with the camera. Get a thorough description of what you're looking at, useful for gear inventory, terrain readout, plant context, and field notes.
No accounts. No subscriptions. No analytics, no telemetry, no crash reports, no tracking. One purchase, yours forever.
Citations. Matched Survival Data answers come with the source documents listed underneath, so you can verify or dig deeper.
Built for the worst day. Plain text. High contrast. Big touch targets. Works in low power mode.
Privacy policy: https://gridsendsupply.com/privacy
Important: Gridsend is field reference for grid down emergencies. If conventional medical care or emergency services are available, use them. This app is not a substitute for professional medical, legal, or emergency advice. In any actual emergency, contact emergency services first and follow trained responders.
Engineered in America
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The app does a very good job recognizing your level of survival acumen right off the bat with a few question. The interface is extremely user friendly which is rare in this sort of app. Anyone to the prepper/independent living curious to the extreme survivalist enthusiast will find endless use out of this app. It's like having access to every reputable survival guide while not needing to sift through all the BS on normal AI engines or Google searches.