Your Offline Survival Lifeline
Built for the End with Advanced AI
New in v3.3: Survivor Email, Rubble Search, Activity Ticker, VPN Support, Terminal Tapes, and More Gritty Games!
Roughly 1GB Download. Auto-Updates Included. One-Click Installs.
Available Now: Windows. Mac Coming Soon.
A.L.A.N. v3.3 is your ultimate offline survival companion, forged with a Waitress server and a powerful, compact AI. This 1GB powerhouse packs everything you need to outlast the collapse.
Snag A.L.A.N. v3.3. Survive with style, smarts, and a killer local network.
Powered by a Waitress server, this 1GB juggernaut delivers pure offline survival power. Run it from a laptop’s mobile hotspot—everyone connects via phone or device, from bunker depths to woodland ruins. Wi-Fi ready, with Bluetooth backup in the works. Pair it with a solar panel and router, or just flip on Windows hotspot. No grid, no problem.
Hook up your crew over IP, now with VPN and IPv6 for extra reach. Trade goods or plan your next move.
Send emails when the world’s inbox is ash. Features read receipts and a dropdown of survivor names on your LAN—communication that outlasts the collapse.
Scour A.L.A.N.’s content—guides, logs, barter lists—in seconds. Separate from the AI, which dishes out survival guide links or chats with you about wasteland woes.
Stay in the loop with scrolling updates: Barter Book deals, Wall posts, Shoutbox chatter, SOS calls, and location pings.
Track food and water as they flow seamlessly between Inventory and Barter Bot in real time.
Relive the 1950s with preloaded videos—USA Flag from 1939 and an Army Atomic Survival guide. The A.L.A.N. owner can upload their own videos, up to 2GB each, for everyone on the network to watch in a gritty, Netflix-style player.
Read epub classics like Swiss Family Robinson or Call of the Wild with dark mode and page tracking. Upload your own ebooks to your profile—when it all goes dark, your library lives on.
A choose-your-own-adventure game set in the ruins. Explore locations, take radiation hits, battle mutants, and scavenge to win—or die and start over.
Name your cat and keep it alive. Feed it, snuggle, boop its nose, or watch it perish.
Command fighters to fend off mutant hordes. Upgrade your base, call airstrikes, and survive 20 waves.
Blast the app apart with a spaceship, then fight enemies to reboot it.
Customize font size, themes, opacity, and backgrounds. Bookshelf now rocks dark mode on mobile.
Adjust font size, pick a theme color (blue, green, orange, red, white), tweak terminal opacity, or slap on custom backgrounds.
Find life-saving info fast. No signal required.
Trash A.L.A.N. and rebuild it—wasteland stress relief.
A gritty rundown of A.L.A.N.’s survival toolkit.
$19.99 One-Time Deal
Windows Ready. Mac in Progress.
Try the DemoAbout 1GB Download. Auto-Migration for Old Users. Offline Chaos Included.
A.L.A.N. thrives without the grid, running on a Waitress server stashed on your machine. All data—profiles, trades, guides—lives in local JSON files. Fire it up on a laptop hotspot or Wi-Fi rig; no internet, no sweat. Bluetooth’s cooking as a fallback.
This isn’t some clunky chatbot. It’s a compact, offline brain baked into A.L.A.N., ready to spit out survival guide links or trade wasteland wisdom. Ask it how to purify water or just vent about the mutants—it’s got your back.
Yeah, if you’re on the same network you’re in. Link up from a bunker or a treeline, as long as the A.L.A.N. owner’s rig is humming. Solar power and a router would work indefinitly. Mobile hotspot on Windows works great.