Add your PDFs
Import multiple PDF files from your device and keep them together in one local library.
Keep manuals, plans, guides, and reference PDFs ready to open wherever you are—at home, on the road, in the workshop, or when service drops.
$49 one-time purchase. No account, subscription, or connection required to read your stored library.
One familiar place for the PDFs you want available without searching folders, inboxes, or websites.
Import multiple PDF files from your device and keep them together in one local library.
Rename, sort, and search document titles to reach the right file quickly.
Open your stored library in the installed experience when Wi-Fi is weak, mobile service is unavailable, or you simply want instant access.
Navigate pages, adjust the view, use dark mode, and return to your last-viewed page.
Add OfflineReady to your Home Screen or install it from a supported desktop browser.
Add a local screen lock for casual privacy. It does not encrypt your PDF files.
Build a personal shelf of documents you can reach quickly without depending on a website, login, or live connection.
Your library is device-local. Keep original PDFs as you normally would.
Keep plans, manuals, medical references, water and food guides, radio information, maps, and evacuation documents ready to open when cellular service or Wi-Fi is unavailable.
OfflineReady complements printed plans, official alerts, and your original documents.
OfflineReady™ was developed by a retired Fire Captain with more than 30 years of emergency response experience.
Critical information is only useful when it can be accessed quickly.
That lesson shaped OfflineReady: make important knowledge easier to organize, keep close, and open when connectivity cannot be taken for granted.
Launch Pro in a supported browser, then add it to your Home Screen or install it as an app.
Select PDFs already saved on your device. They remain in that browser’s local storage.
Open your library from the installed app whenever you need it—even when the network is unavailable.
For people who want their useful documents organized, close at hand, and ready beyond the reach of unreliable connectivity.
No. OfflineReady stores imported PDFs in browser storage on the device where you add them.
No. Each browser and device has its own separate local library.
No. It is a local screen lock intended for casual privacy. The stored PDFs are not encrypted by OfflineReady.
Yes. Browser or device cleanup can remove local application data. Keep your original PDF files somewhere you control.
OfflineReady searches the titles of documents in your library. It does not search the text inside every PDF.
No. Installation controls differ by browser and operating system. Safari supports Add to Home Screen on iPhone and iPad; Chrome and Edge offer installation where supported.