What does Gridbase make?
Gridbase creates offline-first survival technology for those who operate outside the grid. Their flagship product, the Pocket, is a self-contained, portable hotspot that hosts a curated database of survival and preparedness knowledge—accessible from any browser without needing cell service, satellites, or subscriptions. Designed for travelers, preppers, off-grid adventurers, and information security pros, Pocket offers total control over your critical data library when it matters most.
Frequently Asked Questions about Gridbase
- What is the Gridbase Pocket?
- The Pocket is a handheld, offline hotspot that acts as a local server, giving you full access to a curated survival and preparedness library without relying on the internet.
- How many users can connect to Pocket?
- Up to 10 devices can connect to the Pocket’s Wi-Fi hotspot at once, allowing group access to its offline resources in the field.
- Does Pocket need updates or a subscription?
- No. The Pocket runs a static database that doesn’t require updates or subscriptions. The content is always available and unaffected by outside servers.
- Can I add my own files to Pocket?
- No. Pocket is intentionally locked to preserve the integrity of its survival library. However, you can save notes or files on your own connected device.
- Is the Pocket EMP-proof?
- Not by default. Its Wi-Fi capability prevents full EMP hardening, but its small form factor makes it easy to store in a Faraday bag for added protection.
- How long does the Pocket battery last?
- It runs for 4 hours during active use and up to 12 hours on standby. It charges quickly via USB-C and can be extended using external power banks.
- Where can I use Pocket?
- Anywhere. It’s TSA-safe and works in places without traditional internet—off-grid cabins, airplanes, remote campsites, or during emergency scenarios.
- Where is the Pocket made?
- The Pocket is proudly designed and assembled in Texas, reflecting a commitment to durable, American-made preparedness tools.