Binder

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Get ready, one step at a time.

Two ways to do this: grab a done-for-you blueprint, or follow the free roadmap yourself. Either way it's small steps, not weekends, and you end up genuinely ready without the panic or the bunker.

Pick your path

Done for you, or do it yourself

Everything you need is free. Follow the step-by-step roadmap below and you'll get there without spending a dime on us. Or skip the searching and planning: our blueprints hand you a done-for-you, day-by-day plan to follow and check off. You move faster, it helps keep the free stuff free, and we point you to the gear that speeds it up. Either way, you win.

3 days

3 Days to Ready

The fastest path to covered for a 3-day emergency. A short daily to-do list, done by the weekend.

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10 days

10 Days to Prepared

A calm two-week-ready plan, one small task a day. No overwhelm, no guesswork.

In the works →
30 days

30 Days to Ready For It

The full blueprint. A day-by-day plan that takes your family from zero to genuinely ready in a month.

In the works →

Be first to get the blueprints

The Family Emergency Binder lands mid-September. Join the list and you get it for $19 instead of $39.

The free roadmap

Do it yourself, one step at a time

Work down the list in order. Each step takes minutes, not weekends. None of it needs a bunker or a big budget.

Today Your first hour
  1. 1 Get on the binder list The Family Emergency Binder lands mid-September. Join the list and lock in the launch price.
  2. 2 Store water for three days One gallon per person per day. Tap water in clean containers counts.
  3. 3 Round up your lights Find your flashlights, check the batteries, and keep one where you can grab it in the dark.
  4. 4 Write down key contacts Phone numbers on paper, in case your phone dies and you can't scroll to them.
This week A few short evenings
  1. 5 Stock three days of no-cook food Canned and ready-to-eat, plus a manual can opener you've tested.
  2. 6 Build a simple first-aid kit Bandages, the medications your family takes, and the basics.
  3. 7 Make a family plan One meeting spot nearby, one out-of-state contact everyone can call.
  4. 8 Learn your local risks Power outages, storms, floods. Read what to do before each one.
This month Round it out
  1. 9 Stretch to two weeks Add water and food so you're covered for a longer stretch, not just three days.
  2. 10 Sort out backup power A battery bank for phones, or a power station if you want to run more.
  3. 11 Protect your documents Copies of IDs, insurance, and prescriptions in a waterproof bag.
  4. 12 Run a five-minute drill Walk the plan once so everyone, including the kids, knows what to do.

Coming mid-September

Get the binder for $19 when it launches

The Family Emergency Binder lands mid-September at $39. Join the list and it is yours for $19 in launch week.

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Built for families

Real homes, kids, and pets, not lone-wolf prepping

Every step here assumes a normal household: kids who need familiar food, pets that need a plan, and parents who don't have a weekend to spare. No bunkers, no fear, no politics. Just what keeps your family safe and calm when something goes wrong.

Almost ready

The Family Emergency Binder is in final production

Family Emergency Binder cover

It lands mid-September. Leave your email and it's yours for $19 instead of $39 when it does.

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