Project Nomad is a self-hosted survival suite and containerized offline operating environment. It provides a collection of essential tools, including a local retrieval-augmented generation system, an offline mapping server, and a local knowledge base for large language models, all designed to operate on air-gapped hardware.
The system prioritizes total offline isolation to ensure telemetry-free operation. It enables private data analysis and semantic document querying through local-first vector storage and offline model execution, keeping all data on internal hardware without requiring internet connectivity.
The platform covers several specialized operational domains, including geospatial navigation for regional map downloads, offline educational management for structured learning courses, and the hosting of large-scale reference libraries such as medical and survival guides. It also includes utilities for private note management, data transformation tools for encryption and hashing, and hardware benchmarking.
The software is deployed as a suite of containerized services through a guided setup process and administrative terminal scripts.
