SURVIVALWhat the app can do
Six things to help you prepare and act in a crisis. All free, no account, and most of it works without internet.
Describe your situation in your own words. You get numbered steps that fit your household and what you have at home. The assistant uses a language model and can be wrong, and in a life-threatening emergency you should call 112 first.
Ask the assistant →A plan for your home for the first 72 hours, with a supply checklist and a monthly expiry-date check. Plus a printable guide.
Start with a plan →Help points around you on one map, including defibrillators. A point on the map does not mean you can get in, so check official announcements.
Show what is around me →Over 50 step-by-step scenarios, from a power cut to a nuclear attack, with guides and sources under each. They work offline.
See the scenarios →Invite your family with a link, no accounts needed. The shared plan is encrypted on the device, and you can stick the contact card on the fridge.
Invite family →Official alerts and weather warnings with the source shown, a message history and notifications you choose yourself. This does not replace official alerts or sirens.
Where our data comes from →Your plan, scenarios and help map stay on your phone.