SurvivalManual is an open source Android application that provides offline access to survival guidance. Its content is curated from the public domain US Army Survival Field Manual FM 3-05.70 (FM 21-76), and the app is designed to remain fully functional without internet connectivity for use during emergencies. The project's content list is curated in a public wiki, and contributions to the project are welcome.
ExploreMarMaris hosts a directory of survival-related PDF guides on its website. The listed documents cover a range of outdoor and everyday emergency scenarios, including lightning strike avoidance, dehydration prevention, snow shelter construction, catching fish without a rod, and crossing piranha-infested rivers.
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The Preparedness Encyclopedia is a comprehensive portable collection of preparedness information intended to support survival during catastrophes and post-disaster societal rebuilding. It is available as a downloadable PDF file, with an optional offline Prep Drive version also offered.
The CD3WD Project is a non-profit initiative founded in 2003 that provides free access to a repository of over 900 technical documents focused on sustainable development topics. It originally distributed content on CDs, later expanding to DVDs, USB flash drives, and a comprehensive online archive to support development efforts in developing countries.
Trail Sense is an offline Android application designed for hiking, backpacking, camping, and geocaching. It offers tools including nearby beacon and path viewing, step backtracking, hyperlocal weather forecasts and alerts, sun and moon position tracking, photo-based offline maps, flashlight, clinometer, and packing lists. No user data is transmitted from the device, and the app does not require internet connectivity. It is distributed under the MIT License, and its developers state it is for informational purposes only and should not be relied on as a sole resource for survival activities.
Phantom is an alternative privacy-focused frontend for fandom.com. It supports configuration via a config.yml file or environment variables, with environment variables taking precedence over file settings. The application can be run directly with Go and Make, or deployed using Docker Compose, Podman Compose, or Podman Quadlets. It is open source, with its repository hosted on Codeberg.
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ExploreMarMaris hosts a directory of survival-related PDF guides on its website. The listed documents cover a range of outdoor and everyday emergency scenarios, including lightning strike avoidance, dehydration prevention, snow shelter construction, catching fish without a rod, and crossing piranha-infested rivers.
Telegram link is a Telegram channel, bot, or group for updates, links, files, or community posts.
The Preparedness Encyclopedia is a comprehensive portable collection of preparedness information intended to support survival during catastrophes and post-disaster societal rebuilding. It is available as a downloadable PDF file, with an optional offline Prep Drive version also offered.
The CD3WD Project is a non-profit initiative founded in 2003 that provides free access to a repository of over 900 technical documents focused on sustainable development topics. It originally distributed content on CDs, later expanding to DVDs, USB flash drives, and a comprehensive online archive to support development efforts in developing countries.
Trail Sense is an offline Android application designed for hiking, backpacking, camping, and geocaching. It offers tools including nearby beacon and path viewing, step backtracking, hyperlocal weather forecasts and alerts, sun and moon position tracking, photo-based offline maps, flashlight, clinometer, and packing lists. No user data is transmitted from the device, and the app does not require internet connectivity. It is distributed under the MIT License, and its developers state it is for informational purposes only and should not be relied on as a sole resource for survival activities.
Phantom is an alternative privacy-focused frontend for fandom.com. It supports configuration via a config.yml file or environment variables, with environment variables taking precedence over file settings. The application can be run directly with Go and Make, or deployed using Docker Compose, Podman Compose, or Podman Quadlets. It is open source, with its repository hosted on Codeberg.
