ACID Mini V1
Access to 60,000 Books
Entire Wikipedia Website
iFixit Repair Manuals
Ready.gov
Wikispecies
Wikivoyage
TED Talk Videos
Camping Cooking Recipes
Khan Academy Videos
Medical Documentation: Dentistry, War Surgery, Medicines/Treatments.
Wikimed Medical Encyclopedia
Extensive Government Survival Documentation
Additional Resources in History, Science, Engineering, Computer Science, Aviation, Motor Vehicle Repair and more!
All accessible anywhere with no internet connection EVER!
Features:
4+ Hour Battery Life
WiFi Hotspot Feature to Connect Other Devices
Status Indicator for Battery Level and More
Connect 5 or more devices
Pocket Size and Lightweight
No internet connection EVER REQUIRED!
We hope this ends up being a helpful piece of equipment used off grid, during disaster, and during anytime information may not be accessible. This device is powerful in many ways, especially when the expertise of the internet is needed, but isn’t accessible for any range of possibilities.
What’s in the box:
1x A.C.I.D Mini
1x Rugged Silicone Micro USB to USB A Charging Cable
1x Quick Start Guide/Manual
Plus something sweet!
L 3.2" x W 1.8" x H 1.2"
Weight: 100 grams/3.5 oz
Assembled in New York with internationally sourced parts.
If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact us here by clicking the chat bubble!
- Full offline library preloaded
- Ultra Low Power ~1 Watt
- Only 100 grams & Ultra Compact
Online in three moves.
The light bar breathes white for a few seconds as it boots, then turns solid green when the hotspot is ready.
Any phone, tablet or laptop can be connected. The password is printed under the device.
The library home page lists every archive onboard. Search works offline, full-text. Full internet like experience accessing website resources, but completely offline.
One device serves the whole camp.
The Mini V1 runs a hardened access point with a 50-foot open-field radius. Twenty-four clients can read, search and stream video from the library at once — the onboard server saturates Wi-Fi before it runs out of headroom.
- →Wi-Fi 5E, 2.4 GHz
- →Works as a normal USB drive when plugged in
A library you own
Ships preloaded with the essentials — all of English Wikipedia, WikiMed, Gutenberg, survival and repair libraries —
Built for weather, not desks.
No fans, no moving parts. IP52 against dust and spray, drop-rated to 4 feet onto concrete, and happy from > 0 °C to +55 °C. The battery is user-replaceable.
Tools you won't find in any public .zim library.
Beyond the standard preloads, the lab compiles its own archives — interactive tools, not just reading material. Every one runs entirely on the device and updates free with firmware releases.
Searchable index articles about all sorts of medical topics. Docs about war surgery are included as well as full medical encyclopedias.
AGL-RX.ZIM · 2.1 GB · INTERACTION CHECKER BUILT INAccess to some of the most influential books in human history, all stored on a pocket sized device.
AGL-ATLAS.ZIM · 14 GB · ROUTING WORKS OFFLINEWater, fire, shelter, foraging, first aid and signaling, all coverd in the content loaded
AGL-SURV.ZIM · 9.2 GB · SCENARIO-INDEXEDFix anything that breaks using the repair manuals make by iFix it or explained on the topic specific stack exchange web resources.
AGL-PARKS.ZIM · 6.8 GB · 63 PARKS + 400 SITESTED Talk Videos, Khan Academy, and the survival PDF library ship on every unit.
EXCLUSIVE ARCHIVES ARE LICENSED TO THE DEVICE · FREE UPDATES WITH QUARTERLY FIRMWARE · AI & TRANSLATION FEATURES ARE REFERENCE AIDS, NOT PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Every gigabyte accounted for.
What actually ships on each capacity — archive by archive. Larger tiers carry more regional maps, more video, and more room for your own files.
SIZES ARE CURRENT-SNAPSHOT APPROXIMATIONS · FREE SPACE IS YOURS FOR PDFS, VIDEO, AND EXTRA ARCHIVES
Datasheet.
Mini V2 vs. the usual suspects.
Same job, different philosophies. Numbers from published manufacturer specs, checked quarterly.
COMPARISONS AGAINST PUBLISHED SPECS OF COMPARABLE PRODUCTS
Common questions.
Does it need the internet, ever?+
No. Everything is served locally. Internet is only useful when you want to download updated archives — and you can do that from any computer and carry them over on the drive.
What devices can connect?+
Anything with Wi-Fi and a browser: iOS, Android, laptops, e-readers. No app or account — join the network and open acid.hotspot.
Can I load my own content?+
No, this device has a fixed library filled to the brim with content.
