Guides
Evacuation, blackouts, floods, fire, storms, water outages and more, with clear steps and short scenarios.
Emergency guides, first aid, checklists and signal tools in your pocket. No internet, no account, no fuss.
GridOff brings practical, calm guidance together in one place, and keeps it available when mobile networks and power are not.
Evacuation, blackouts, floods, fire, storms, water outages and more, with clear steps and short scenarios.
How to use, store and maintain gear like radios, water filters, power banks and fire extinguishers.
Bleeding, burns, CPR, choking, stroke and more, as a quick reference with clear warning signs.
Bug-out bag, 72-hour supplies, car kit, documents and more, scaled to your household, with your own items.
Torch, SOS in Morse code with light and sound, a flashing beacon and a loud siren to attract attention.
112 and verified local numbers for EU countries, plus your own emergency contacts stored on your phone.
Reading a guide once is not the same as remembering it under stress. GridOff helps knowledge stick:
Emergencies rarely come with good signal. Every guide, checklist and tool in GridOff lives on your phone and works in airplane mode, during a power cut or far from the nearest mast.
GridOff has no ads, no third-party trackers and no account. You can choose to share anonymous usage statistics to help improve the app for the community: no names, contacts, locations or personal notes are ever collected, and you can turn it off at any time.
Yes. All guides, first aid topics, checklists, practice questions and signal tools are included in the app. An internet connection is only used, if you allow it, to send anonymous usage statistics.
Yes, GridOff is free to download and use.
No. Everything is stored on your phone, so you can start right away.
GridOff is available in English, Croatian and Polish.
No. GridOff is a reference and a way to keep your knowledge fresh. Take a certified first-aid course for hands-on skills, and in an emergency always call your local emergency number (112 in the EU) and follow the dispatcher's instructions.
GridOff provides general preparedness information and is not a substitute for professional advice, training or emergency services. In an emergency, call 112 or your local emergency number.