This is what you may think if you are earning a reasonable salary and live in a developed country with a strong democracy. What’s the point of an offline reader? Everybody is online 24/7 anyway? The work they do is partially provided by volunteers, partially funded by individual donations and grants from foundations. The software is open-source available for free.
Kiwix is a non-profit organisation and is based in Switzerland. These are then stored locally and can be read on almost any device. The Kiwix project aims to make online content accessible for people without online access, regardless of the reason.įounded more than 10 years ago by Emmanuel Engelhart and Renaud Gaudin, this project now provides a complete suite of software components to compress whole websites like Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg and Stack Exchange into content packages. Kiwix is an offline reader for online content. Note: Kiwix can happily run on a 2GB Raspberry Pi, however we have provided options above for customers who would like a version with more RAM for other uses/projects. Simply plug in the Raspberry Pi and pre-loaded 128GB microSD card, connect your device to the network that appears and you'll have offline access to the entire contents of Wikipedia, Wiktionary and the Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange Archive!ġ0% of each sale goes back to Kiwix to fund their mission to make educational content accessible to people without online access.
We've teamed up with the good folks at Kiwix to offer you this ready-to-go Kiwix Raspberry Pi 4 kit! The box includes everything you need to get a Kiwix Raspberry Pi Hotspot up and running in a matter of minutes (with no unnecessary parts that you don't need!).
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