I made a free offline Windows toolkit for preparedness and everyday use
I’ve been building an app suite called "Tiny Tools Pro", it's a collection of tools focused on staying resourceful and helping people when things get difficult.
It includes go-bag planning, survival and wildlife references, medical reference tools, coordinate mapping, search-grid planning, local record utilities, calculators, notes, security tools, translators, and much much more. (Over 100 tools) There are also music creation tools, and leisure activities like games - because downtime matters too. (it helps to keep us sane)
The desktop suite is built around offline use. No network needed after its downloaded, and it comes with some android apps you can sideload, also no internet needed for those. It’s a supporting toolbox, not a replacement for training, professional medical care, or field information.
I’ve released it for free, with optional contributions. I’d appreciate people trying it and giving me honest feedback: what’s useful, what’s confusing, and what needs fixing. (or if there is something you want to see added)
I got the idea after the floods that effected the mountains of Appalachia, that left a lot of us struggling. I've spent the biggest part of a year working on the suite, and a lot of sleepless nights. But I know it can help people. It has tools for all sorts of survival and ordinary occasions. All you have to do is download it. So check it out, see what you think, and if you find it useful tell others. It's free.
Windows 32-bit and 64-bit downloads:
https://josephbradfordpresents.itch.io/tiny-tools-pro
My aim is simple: useful tools for the apocalypse—or a Monday.
Check out the promotional video below to see some of the tools and games offered in the suite.
https://youtu.be/nunfSutlh0w?si=Kqn6iblaDN__JkQR