Rushlight

Offline survival computer for Android — local AI, offline Wikipedia, and mesh comms with zero internet

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Rushlight is an offline-first Android app, forked from OsmAnd, combining navigation with a local AI assistant, encrypted peer-to-peer communication, offline Wikipedia, and morse code — all running entirely on the device with zero internet, cloud, or telemetry. It's designed for journalists, activists, and humanitarian workers operating during internet shutdowns or in high-surveillance, low-connectivity environments.

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