No Net? No Worries.
404Kit is your offline library—ready when the world isn’t.
Powered by open-source tools and a Raspberry Pi, it gives you instant access to essential knowledge with any Wi-Fi enabled device—no internet required.
Whether you’re a prepper, an educator, a mutual aid organizer, or a traveler off the grid, 404Kit keeps you informed, empowered, and ready for anything.
No subscriptions. No signal. Just everything you need to know.
About 404Kit
404Kit isn’t just about access to knowledge—it’s about protecting it.
Whether you’re navigating the wilderness, organizing community aid, or preparing for the unknown, 404Kit safeguards what matters most: information. With no reliance on internet, cloud services, or subscriptions, your data is stored locally, secure, and always within reach.
We build each kit with high-endurance components designed for offline resilience—able to withstand power cuts, network outages, and even digital censorship. Paired with optional protective enclosures, pouches, and rugged storage, your offline library stays safe and ready to deploy wherever you go.
Because when the world gets unstable, being informed is your first line of defense.
Built for Resilience
At 404Kit, we believe access to knowledge shouldn’t disappear when the internet does.
404Kit aims to make essential information available anytime, anywhere—no signal, no Wi-Fi, no power grid required. Whether you’re an off-grid traveler, a mutual aid organizer, an educator in low-connectivity areas, or a prepper building resilience, 404Kit is designed to keep you informed, empowered, and ready.
Each kit is powered by a Raspberry Pi microcomputer and built using the open-source Internet-in-a-Box platform, along with the Kiwix offline reader. These community-driven technologies allow us to preload your kit with survival manuals, educational tools, DIY guides, Wikipedia, and more—fully offline and easy to access from any phone, tablet, or computer.
What happens when the web goes dark?
404Kit is our answer.