You Can Now View Your eSIM Setup Details Offline in My Account

Open your My Account page once before you leave, and you'll be able to view your eSIM setup details and guides even during that no-internet window right after you land. "I'm at the airport, but the page with the setup instructions won't load" — it's one of the most stressful moments of international travel, and now you're covered for it with no special preparation. The short version: all you need to do is open My Account and the setup guide once over Wi-Fi before departure. In this article, we'll cover what this update makes possible, when it comes in handy, and the pre-departure prep worth doing at the same time.

What's new in this update

The following pages can now be opened offline (in airplane mode or with no signal), as long as you've viewed them once before. Here's what each page lets you check offline:

While you're viewing a page offline, a notice at the top of the page tells you so. You can see at a glance which mode you're in, so there's no second-guessing whether what you're reading is current. We've also reworked how your setup details are displayed so they stay available without a connection. There's no app to install and nothing to configure in advance — just open the pages in your browser like you always do, and you're set.

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Why we made this change

When you use an eSIM abroad, the most nerve-racking stretch is the time between landing and actually getting connected. You want to double-check the setup steps — but the very page that explains them won't open without internet. Removing that dead end is what this improvement is all about. Airport Wi-Fi can be spotty depending on where you are, and simply not knowing whether you'll be able to pull up the instructions when you need them is unsettling in itself. Our goal: open My Account before you leave, and the rest is quietly taken care of without you having to think about it.

When this comes in handy

Here are the kinds of situations we had in mind:

• Right after landing: While you wait at immigration or baggage claim, you can calmly review the setup steps in airplane mode. Even if the airport Wi-Fi won't cooperate, having the information in hand makes all the difference.
• On the plane: If that "wait, what was I supposed to do when I land?" feeling hits mid-flight, you can reread the setup guide and troubleshooting tips right there.
• In spots with unreliable signal: On the subway, deep inside a building — wherever you temporarily lose coverage, you can still reopen the pages you need.
• At a layover airport: You often haven't arranged connectivity for a transit stop. Even then, the pages you want to check stay within reach.

How to use it: just open the pages once before you go

There's nothing new to learn. This simple routine is all it takes:

1. Before departure, somewhere with Wi-Fi (home works fine), open My Account and view your purchased eSIM's setup details once.
2. While you're at it, open the Setup Guide and Troubleshooting pages once too.
3. That's it. Whenever you want to check something in flight or right after landing, just open the same pages in your browser.

Once you're back online, the content refreshes automatically — so there's no need to worry about accidentally reading outdated information.

Bonus: pre-departure prep that saves you hassle on arrival

Offline viewing is your safety net. Pair it with these pre-departure steps, and your arrival will go much more smoothly:

1. Check that your device supports eSIM: You can verify this on the Device Compatibility Check page. It's also worth confirming your phone is carrier-unlocked.
2. Add your eSIM while you still have Wi-Fi: With Bloomy, one tap on the setup link you receive after purchase walks you through adding the eSIM. Installing an eSIM itself requires a connection, so take care of it while you have Wi-Fi at home or at your departure airport.
3. Open My Account once: This puts your setup details and guides within reach even offline.
4. Turn the line on when you arrive: Enable the eSIM line you added and check your data roaming settings. The steps are all in the Setup Guide.
5. Skim the troubleshooting page too: Open Troubleshooting once as well, and you'll be able to reread it even with no signal.

Many maps and translation apps offer offline features too. Download the map data and language packs for your destination before you leave, and you'll be able to get around comfortably even before your connection is up. Stacking up these offline-ready preparations is the quickest way to take the stress out of arrival.

One thing to keep in mind: Bloomy eSIMs are data-only. They don't include a phone number, so regular voice calls and SMS aren't available — but app-based calls that run over data, like WhatsApp, Messenger, and FaceTime, work as usual. If you're planning to message family or friends when you land, set up those apps before departure so you can reach them the moment your eSIM connects. If you expect to need calls from a phone number or SMS verification, consider arranging an additional option alongside your eSIM.

Good to know

It's a handy feature, but a few things are worth knowing up front:

• Pages you've never opened won't be available: Offline viewing only works for pages you've displayed at least once. Before your trip, open every page you might want to reference.
• Actions that require a connection won't work offline: Anything that talks to our servers — buying a new eSIM, making a payment — needs internet. This feature is for viewing information, nothing more.
• Behavior can vary by device and browser: Depending on your browser settings or whether stored data has been cleared, offline saving may not work. If you want to be sure, switch to airplane mode before departure and quickly confirm the pages open.
• Content is refreshed when you're online: What you see offline is the most recently viewed version. It updates to the latest automatically once you're back online.

The details we cared about, the Bloomy way

• All you do is open pages the way you always have. There's nothing new to learn.
• We didn't change how anything looks or works to add offline support. It's a quiet safety net that steps in only when you need it, without disturbing your usual routine.
• Once you're back online, everything you see updates to the latest automatically.
• A subtle notice tells you when you're viewing offline, so you're never left wondering how current the information is.

What's next

We'll keep fine-tuning which pages work offline and how clearly the notices read, based on how people actually use the feature. If there's a page you wish you could open with no signal, let us know via our contact page.

Summary

With this update, opening My Account and the Setup Guide once before departure is enough to keep your setup details available during that offline stretch right after you land. No special steps required — just add "open My Account" to your pre-trip checklist and you're covered. If you're still choosing an eSIM for your trip, you can browse plans by country, data amount, and trip length on the eSIM comparison page (prices are shown in USD — please check current pricing at the time of purchase). You can follow our other improvements on the changelog.

Related pages

• My Account
• eSIM Setup Guide
• Troubleshooting
• Changelog

The information in this article is current as of July 2026; supported pages and displayed content may change. Bloomy eSIMs are data-only (no phone number, voice calls, or SMS) and are subject to a fair use policy. Actual connection speed and quality vary depending on the local network, your device, and your location. Please check each page for the latest details.