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What is actually on the device

The library

What's inside

Not a folder of survival PDFs. A working intelligence system.

Ask questions in plain language. Genesis finds the relevant material, shows its sources and helps you act—all on the machine in front of you.

Survive

  • Water purification
  • Emergency procedures
  • Shelter
  • Fire making & fire safety
  • Navigation without GPS
  • Signaling for rescue
  • Weather preparedness
  • Storm, flood & earthquake response
  • Radiation & chemical emergencies

Heal

  • First aid references
  • Wound care & infection
  • Medicine & dosage references
  • Childbirth & newborn care
  • Dental emergencies
  • Chronic illness care
  • Mental health & stress
  • Hygiene & disease outbreaks

Grow

  • Agriculture
  • Soil & compost
  • Seeds & seed saving
  • Irrigation
  • Greenhouses & season extension
  • Pests & plant diseases
  • Animal care
  • Livestock, poultry & bees
  • Veterinary care

Eat

  • Cooking
  • Food preservation
  • Food safety
  • Canning, drying & smoking
  • Fermentation
  • Baking bread from scratch
  • Nutrition
  • Edible & poisonous plants
  • Fishing, hunting & trapping

Power

  • Solar power
  • Batteries & energy storage
  • Generators
  • Wind & micro-hydro
  • Wiring & electrical safety
  • Fuel storage
  • Heating & cooking off-grid

Repair

  • Electrical systems
  • Engines
  • Vehicles & bicycles
  • Generators
  • Tools
  • Plumbing
  • Mechanical systems
  • Electronics & appliances

Build

  • Construction
  • Carpentry
  • Materials
  • Structures
  • Masonry & concrete
  • Insulation & roofing
  • Heating
  • Wells & water systems
  • Sanitation & latrines
  • Basic infrastructure

Make

  • Sewing & mending
  • Textiles & weaving
  • Leatherwork
  • Soap & candles
  • Pottery
  • Metalworking & blacksmithing
  • Woodworking
  • Basic chemistry

Communicate

  • Amateur radio
  • Antennas & radio repair
  • Morse code
  • Signals & codes
  • Emergency communication plans
  • Local networks

Learn

  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • History
  • Languages
  • Reading & writing
  • School textbooks by grade
  • Reference works
  • Educational material for children and adults
  • Literature, philosophy & the arts
  • Religious & spiritual texts

Organize

  • Community organization
  • Leadership & decision-making
  • Conflict resolution
  • Law & rights basics
  • Trade & barter
  • Accounting & record keeping
  • Caring for children & elders

Understand

  • Offline encyclopedic knowledge
  • Maps
  • Documents
  • Reference libraries
  • Dictionaries
  • Translation
  • Units, conversions & reference tables
  • Technical diagrams & schematics
  • Private AI search

You don't need to know where the answer is.

Ask Genesis.

The Genesis Library

Every source named. Every pack dated.

Every Genesis device ships with a signed content manifest. Each pack shows its source, license, region and snapshot date. Updates are optional; the installed library never expires.

PackWhat's in itExample sourcesShown in the manifest
EncyclopediaWikipedia and reference librariesWikipedia, Wiktionary, public-domain booksSource · license · snapshot date
MedicalFirst aid and public healthGovernment public-health guidance, open medical referencesSource · license · review date
EarthOpenStreetMap regions, roads and terrainOpenStreetMapRegion · license · snapshot date
MakerRepair and engineeringOpen repair wikis, public-domain technical manualsSource · license · snapshot date
FoodAgriculture and preservationAgricultural extension guides, food-safety agenciesSource · license · region
AcademyK–12 and practical learningOpenly licensed textbooks and coursesSource · license · grade level

We don't claim to hold all human knowledge. We publish exactly what's inside, where it came from and how old it is, and we credit the open projects, from Wikipedia to OpenStreetMap, that made it possible.

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GenesisOne €699 · GenesisBox €9,000 with Clerk Station Basic included. €99 holds your place, fully refundable.

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