Build My Archive + Make Me a Library
Select subjects, climate, regional relevance, civilization level, and storage. Or answer a few local questions to get an editable, named recommendation.
The Continuity Project
Download it while you can.
Keep it when you can’t.
A portable, searchable, and verifiable library for practical knowledge—designed to remain useful when the internet disappears.
No account required for the MVP library experience
Your archive
Local-first sample library
SEARCH
What do I need to grow potatoes?
RECOMMENDED
Soil, seeds, cultivation
RELATED
Storage & preservation
Available without a network after initial visit
Built for continuity
Four levels of resilience. One library.
01
Personal Device
Phone, tablet, or laptop
02
Personal Archive
External SSD, hard drive, or USB
03
Local Library
A mini PC, NAS, or Raspberry Pi on Wi-Fi
04
Community Archive
A portable library for a whole group
The product
A library is only useful if you can navigate it.
The live web experience is the same interface your local archive uses: resource metadata, full-text search, knowledge relationships, learning paths, archive health, and a no-internet test.
Open the working MVPSearch locally
Metadata and bundled guide text, not a remote search API.
Learn offline
Food, first aid, preservation, carpentry, radio, mechanics, and more.
First 72 Hours
A minimal emergency core for water, shelter, fire, first aid, sanitation, food, navigation, and communication.
Build the emergency core →The 1 GB Civilization
An editorially transparent selection of essential survival, scientific, technical, and cultural knowledge.
See the archive builder →Community Node
The local library model for a household, school, or neighborhood using ordinary consumer hardware.
Open local library mode →Archive discipline
One copy is not an archive.
Keep a primary copy, a backup, a physically separate second backup, and—when you are ready—a community copy. The MVP includes archive health, checksum records, last-sync status, and an honest offline readiness test.
Start building