SurvivalZone.app for government
The EU asks every household to be able to cope on its own for 72 hours, and local authorities are expected to help residents get there. SurvivalZone.app makes that simple: it turns official advice into clear steps that every resident can follow on their phone.
Request a pilot โ See the app โ
How it works: 4 simple steps
- Apply. The form below takes 2 minutes.
- A short online call, 20 minutes. We show you the app and agree who you want to reach.
- You get a ready-made panel. A link and QR code for residents, a printable A4 poster, a report and a way to send a notice.
- After 3 months you decide. The report shows how many people used it, and you choose what comes next.
What your institution gets
- Your own link and QR code for residents
- A ready A4 poster with your name
- A monthly report: how many people came and what they used (anonymous)
- A notice to residents in the app, for example about a siren test or a water distribution point
- No installation and no training: everything works in the browser
What residents get
- A 72-hour family plan with a supply list and a meeting point
- Step-by-step instructions for blackouts, floods, fires, air-raid alarms and cyberattacks
- Works offline, with a senior mode and big buttons
- A printable family card and medical card
- Local incident reports, published only after a check
Residents' privacy
๐ The app needs no account and does not track location. The family plan stays on the resident's phone. Our content is based on official civil protection advice, with links to the sources.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the pilot cost?
Nothing. The pilot lasts 3 months and is free. Afterwards you decide whether to continue.
Do residents need an account?
No. The app runs in the browser and can be added to the home screen. It needs no account and no personal data.
Does the app work offline?
Yes. After the first visit, the instructions, the family plan and the local map also work without signal.