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What is this?

Survival in a Box is a portable kit: communication tools, knowledge, and repair and organisation software that works from the copy you are holding — no internet required. It exists for ordinary fragility (power cuts, outages, travel, tight budgets) as much as emergencies.

What do you need?

Pick the closest match:

• Talk to people — look at communication tools (offline messaging, radio-capable software).
• Learn or look something up — the knowledge section holds readable guides and references.
• Fix or reuse a device — the software collection includes tools for phones, radios and networks.
• Get organised — planning and record-keeping resources are in the browse area.

What can this device do?

You are reading this — so the basics already work. Check simply:

• Can you read pages? Then knowledge and guides are open to you.
• Can you install software? The collection includes checked, ready packages for computers and phones.
• Is the device very old or very simple? Plain text files (like README.txt) carry the essentials.

No hidden requirements — if something will not run on your device, the instructions say so.

The safest useful first step

Browse before you change anything. Nothing here runs automatically and nothing needs an account. The most useful first action is simply to look inside:

• Open Explore and note one thing that would help you today.
• If you share this box with someone less technical, show them the plain-text guide.
• Keep the box somewhere you can find it — its value is being there before you need it.