An AI assistant, a handbook, a map and tools that live on your phone. Install while you’re online. Use it when you’re not.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android
No account, no subscription.
Ask
An AI that runs entirely on your phone. Ask in Swedish, or in English, Arabic, Ukrainian and other languages. Take a photo of a sign, a fuse box or an injury and ask what to do.
The AI assistant is on iPhone 15 Pro or later and on Android phones with at least 6 GB of memory.
Handbook
Over 460 articles on water, heat, power, fire and first aid, and also boats and water, growing food and animals, the outdoors and safety. Self-help step by step, including what a crisis forces you to do: find food, make a fire, fish, move or start a car.
Map
A map of all of Sweden and your position by GPS. Tap a shelter, water or a hospital to see the way there, with distance, time and turn-by-turn directions. On foot, by bike or by car.
Preparedness
A checklist calculated for your household: adults, children and pets, and how many days you want to be ready for.
Answers
Every answer is labelled. And under the answer it says when to get help, with a button for 112 when it matters.
Answers can also be read aloud.
The power has been out for two days and it’s getting cold at home. What do we do?
Never sleep with a stove or candles burning.
Source: WhenOffline handbook, translated by the AI, may be wrong
Get help: The municipality’s safe point (trygghetspunkt) can give you warmth and charging. If someone gets drowsy, confused or very cold: call 112 if you can, and see "Nedkylning (hypotermi)" (hypothermia).
112Tools
The light flashes SOS: three short, three long, three short. It can also flash your own text in Morse, like HELP or a name. Without a light, the screen flashes.
Direction and your position in latitude and longitude, with accuracy. Copy the coordinates with one tap. Works fully offline.
Meeting places, people to reach, medicines and allergies. You pick the people from your phone’s Contacts. Everything stays on your phone.
Wikipedia as an optional package, searchable offline.
Print a crisis handbook in case your phone runs out.
If the app hasn’t been opened in three months you get a reminder, so maps and AI stay on your phone.
The introduction helps you download everything you need in one go.
From the App Store or Google Play. The handbook and tools are included.
At the end it offers the map where you live, directions and, if your phone can run it, the AI assistant. The download waits until you’re on wifi.
Turn off wifi and mobile data. Everything still works.
No login, no accounts, no tracking. The app only uses the internet when you download the AI package, maps or encyclopedia yourself.
Read the privacy policyYou don’t give us a name, email or phone number.
No analytics, no ads, no profile of you.
Questions, photos, answers, your crisis plan and your location never leave your phone.
The app is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Later, these are coming too.
The same help on your computer.
A physical backup with more knowledge.
Only at the start, when you download the app and get the AI package and maps. The introduction waits for wifi for you. After that everything works without coverage.
The handbook, the map and the tools work on every iPhone with iOS 18 and on Android 10 or later. The AI assistant is on iPhone 15 Pro or later and on Android phones with at least 6 GB of memory.
The handbook is small and included. The AI assistant is 3 or 5 GB on iPhone depending on the model, and 2.6 or 3.7 GB on Android depending on how much memory the phone has. Maps and encyclopedia are optional, and you see the size before you download.
The app is free to download. You buy the AI assistant once in the app, if your phone can run it. No subscription.
Yes, for example in English, Arabic or Ukrainian. The answer comes in the same language, translated from the Swedish handbook, and is labelled as such.
No. If you can reach them, call them. WhenOffline gives you advice when you can’t.
The handbook is based on information from Swedish authorities and healthcare providers. Every answer is labelled: from the handbook, from the AI model’s own knowledge, or I don’t know for sure.
If you can reach 112: always call first. WhenOffline is for when you can’t.
No account, no subscription.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android