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offline downloadable version of lucid24.org




offline downloadable version of lucid24.org

2026-03 announcement

I have an automated scripting system to create an offsite version of website,
with all images localized.
I plan to generate a new version at least once per month.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1adp4azg85-E0LHUeMuJPpt28OyxJREg8?usp=drive_link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1adp4azg85-E0LHUeMuJPpt28OyxJREg8?usp=drive_link


Windows PC Launcher/Installer/Updater

For windows, you don't need to download the latest zip.
In that same download directory above, get
lucid24.exe and lucid24.ico (so your desktop shortcut will have cool icon).
It will automatically install, update, launch your offsite version of lucid24.org


in the bottom row, the pin will put a desktop shortcut for you.
the trashcan does an uninstall. 



android tablets and phones

https://github.com/frankksutta/lucid24-offline-releases/releases/tag/latest
Works like the windows launcher/updater/installer app all in one described above.

Pinch and zoom work,
In portrait mode, multi language and nav bar options are tight and confined.
In landscape mode, rotate your phone so it's long horizontally, hit the button on screen to rotate orientation,
Then things behave very similarly to desktop mode.


Older versions of lucid24 offline will be moved to archive.org here

šŸ”—šŸ“on archive.org


Let me know how it works on Apple OS devices 

So far I've only tried on Windows PC system, and android os devices.








According to AI (offline vs. offsite)


Correct usage



Offline website / offline copy / offline version ✅

Means the site is being accessed without an internet connection, typically from:

file:// URLs
localhost
a local directory or local web server

Example:

“This is an offline copy of the website that runs entirely on a local machine.”


Incorrect in this context

Offsite ❌
Offsite means physically or network-wise located somewhere else, usually:
another server
another organization
another data center
external resources





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