All human knowledge.
Offline. Everywhere.
Built for the day everything stops.
No internet? No problem. Alexandria is a fully offline survival computer — with Wikipedia, interactive maps of all Europe and survival guides. All local, no internet, ready whenever you need it.
What Alexandria can do
Maps of all Europe
Complete offline maps of all Europe with search for places, streets and survival POIs: hospitals, pharmacies, police, supermarkets.
Offline library
Wikipedia, Wikibooks, survival guides and more — full-text search, read offline directly in the browser.
WiFi hotspot
Alexandria broadcasts its own WiFi network. Connect your phone, tablet or laptop and use Alexandria in the browser — no internet needed.
100% offline
After setup, Alexandria needs no internet connection. Power on, done. Works in the mountains, forests, or during power outages.
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Both versions include the same hardware and all maps of Europe. The difference is the language of the knowledge base.
Alexandria
When the lights go out and the internet's gone — Alexandria still works. Everything you need is already on it. No subscription. No signal. No cloud.
Knowledge language
Includes
- Handheld device
- 3.5" touchscreen
- 64 GB storage — fully configured
- Maps of all Europe
- Offline knowledge base
- WiFi hotspot
- USB keyboard with scroll wheel
Knowledge base
- Wikipedia German
- Wikibooks & Wikiversity
- Wikipedia Medicine
- Gutenberg — classics of world literature
- Appropedia & survival guides (EN)
How it works
Plug in power
Connect Alexandria to a power bank or outlet. The system starts automatically.
Connect to WiFi
Connect your phone or laptop to the "Alexandria" WiFi network (password: Alexandria).
Open browser
Go to alexandria.local in your browser — maps, library and search are immediately available.