Wikipedia, English, with images 119 GB
All English articles and their pictures, searchable offline in your browser. The size is the Kiwix build from August 2026; newer builds come with updates.

- Source
- Kiwix, from Wikipedia
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 4.0
01 What's on it
Your own offline AI and the library to check it. Every piece, where it comes from and its licence. We sell the choosing, set-up, testing and updates. The content belongs to the people who made it, and we credit every one.
Top-down flat lay on a pale stone surface: open laptop showing an offline AI chat beside an encyclopedia page, a printed A5 booklet titled WHEN THE INTERNET GOES DOWN, a phone showing an offline reader app. Even soft light, generous space.
All English articles and their pictures, searchable offline in your browser. The size is the Kiwix build from August 2026; newer builds come with updates.

The medical encyclopedia drawn from Wikipedia's medical articles, for reference reading when you can't get online. Not medical advice.
Screenshot-style image of an offline medical encyclopedia page about basic first aid in a clean reader view, plain and factual, no logos.
From OpenStreetMap: roads, tracks, towns and landmarks, prepared by us to read offline. The US pack with the US price, the NZ pack with the NZ price.
Screenshot-style offline map of Wellington, New Zealand in an OpenStreetMap style, streets and walking tracks visible, a small OFFLINE badge in the corner. Credit line: © OpenStreetMap contributors.
A small AI model with a licence that allows sharing (for example Apache 2.0), set up to run on your laptop with no internet. It is less capable than the big online models, so check important answers in Wikipedia.
Screenshot-style chat window: a user asks how to fix a bike puncture, a short numbered answer appears, a Wi-Fi off icon in the corner, plus a link to the matching encyclopedia article. Clean, light UI.
Our own short guide: what to do in the first hour, day and week of an outage, with links to official emergency information. Print it and keep it by your laptop.
A5 printed booklet titled WHEN THE INTERNET GOES DOWN lying open on a wooden table, with a checklist page for the first hour visible, a pencil beside it. Text on pages can be illegible.
iFixit's guides are licensed for non-commercial use, so we don't sell them. The setup guide shows you how to download them yourself, free.
How you get it
One payment, instant delivery, 12 months of updates and 30 days to change your mind.
Digital download
US$29one payment
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All of it, one installer