Offline survival assistant – local LLM and Kiwix, runs from a USB stick
Assistente de sobrevivência 100% offline para Windows, Linux e macOS: guias com fontes (água, fogo, comida, primeiros socorros, álcool…) em PT/EN/ES, IA local (llama.cpp/Ollama) e bibliotecas Kiwix...
A local survival assistant runs without internet, using a USB stick and a local LLM. It supports multiple languages and systems.
The assistant works offline on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
It uses a local LLM like Qwen2.5:3b or OpenAI-compatible servers.
The software can be run from a USB drive formatted as exFAT.
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A survival assistant that works 100% without internet — on Windows, Linux and macOS.
⚠️ Disclaimer: educational content. It does not replace doctors, firefighters or emergency services. Health guidance follows public guidelines (WHO, Red Cross/IFRC, AHA, CDC, Hesperian…) cited in each section.
Large files are not committed to git (see .gitignore): the repository stays small and everyone builds their own kit with the preparer.
Your browser opens http://127.0.0.1:8090. Switch language anytime with the PT/EN/ES buttons. To make English the default, create config/settings.local.json with { "language": "en" }.
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