FEATURE OVERVIEW

Everything together. Local when needed.

Prepperpoint brings knowledge, maps, preparedness inventory, local AI and practical system tools together on a computer you control.

Capabilities, area by area.

Available content and some capabilities depend on the installation, selected hardware and packages downloaded in advance.

Offline library and Wikipedia

Keep encyclopaedias, guides and your own documents on the device.

  • Download smaller Wikipedia collections or complete language editions.
  • Read installed Kiwix content without internet.
  • Import and organise your own documents.
  • Search locally installed material.
  • Filter and categorise material; categories are optional.

Local AI

Use compatible language models directly on the Prepperpoint computer.

  • Run AI without requiring an external cloud service.
  • Use locally available knowledge and your own documents as working material.
  • Manage local models from administration.
  • Choose a model for the computer’s performance and available storage.
  • Keep requests within the local system when a local model is used.

Offline maps

Prepare map areas and useful places before the connection disappears.

  • Download selected geographic areas.
  • Open installed maps locally.
  • Save and display useful places.
  • Use maps from other devices on the local network.
  • Check installed coverage and storage requirements.

Preparedness inventory

Know what your household or group actually has.

  • Register supplies, quantities, units and storage locations.
  • Categorise inventory and follow dates.
  • Use barcodes to assist registration where information is available.
  • Add nutrition values and household needs.
  • See estimated coverage and energy and macronutrient distribution.

Local network and sharing

Turn one computer into a local access point for several devices.

  • Create a local Wi-Fi network with hotspot mode on compatible hardware.
  • Open the user portal in an ordinary browser.
  • Connect phones, tablets and other computers.
  • Use installed content without an internet connection.
  • Manage network and connection status locally.

Communication and encryption

Practical tools when information needs protection or manual transmission.

  • Guided encryption and decryption flows.
  • One-time pads with a clear distinction between PAD data and message.
  • Support for reusable pads and QR transfer where that feature is used.
  • Manual ciphers as a complement.
  • Morse tools for encoding and decoding.

Media and personal resources

Keep more than text on the same local system.

  • Store and open your own files and resources locally.
  • Open installed media through the local system.
  • Keep material available to connected devices.
  • Manage capacity and installed content from administration.

Cloning, backup and installation

Prepare a reserve or move the system to another storage device.

  • Run Prepperpoint from USB or an external disk.
  • Install the system on a compatible computer’s internal hard drive or SSD.
  • Create Compact clones with selected content.
  • Create Exact clones when the selection meets its requirements.
  • Safeguards and confirmations reduce the risk of overwriting the wrong disk.
  • Verify clone results before the job is marked complete.

Administration and system status

One place for content, storage and system management.

  • Separate user and administration portals.
  • System status and service overview.
  • Storage overview and content management.
  • Settings for network, maps and local AI.
  • Swedish and English interface.
  • Light, dark and automatic appearance.

TWO PORTALS. CLEAR ROLES.

Simple to use. Clear to manage.

The user portal provides access to your content. Administration brings together settings, storage and system management.

The user portal
The administration portal