Internet-in-a-Box delivers the world’s best free knowledge to anyone, anywhere. Knowledge to Go extends the reach of those resources to billions more devices that are already in the field: Android phones.
No mobile data, no internet connection, no additional hardware. Just a direct link to the world’s greatest resources.
Built on the foundation of Internet-in-a-Box, Knowledge to Go (K2Go™) transforms the most common computing devices in the world—Android phones—into standalone, offline digital learning hubs that deliver a world of information without needing internet access.
The K2Go app turns almost any Android phone in to a local server. Anyone in range can connect via local Wi-Fi (no internet needed) without installing additional software.
With just a few taps, anyone nearby can access a wealth of Internet-in-a-Box offline educational resources, including Code on the Go, developer documentation, Khan Academy, Free Code Camp, Wikipedia, world maps, Project Gutenberg, textbooks, reference materials, complete Kolibri courses, and more.
Built on Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB): K2Go leverages the proven, open-source IIAB architecture, which trusted by schools, clinics, and communities in over 100 countries. K2Go makes it possible to serve IIAB resources from
No specialized hardware: Instead of requiring additional hardware like a Raspberry Pi or Intel N, K2Go can use an Android device’s native Wi-Fi to host and serve content locally.
Simple setup: Setting up K2Go is easy, with no commands to type. Just install the app, decide what kinds of materials you want to share, and download the content. To share, tap a button to display a barcode. To connect, scan the barcode. You can even use the K2Go app to turn another phone into a K2Go server without ever needing to go online.
