Useful things first. Everything here is made on the same principles as the channel: calm, practical, no weapons, no fantasy.
Everything you can get is here. The guides and your plan book are for sale as instant PDFs. The two printables are free. The caps, mugs and totes are first designs, made only when someone orders.
Instant PDF downloads, written plainly and checked against official sources. One-time prices. Read each free sample first: a digital download cannot be refunded once it has been downloaded.
Your answers turned into a book you fill in on screen and print: your priorities, a 30-day calendar, a playbook for your situation, calculators, a sheet for your state, and forms chosen for your household. Build your free plan first; the book box is at the end.
Personalised $12.99 Build your plan Buy · $12.99
When to go, what to take, where to go and how to get everyone out. Go-bag lists for each person and a one-page grab-and-go card.
Guide $14.99 What is inside Buy · $14.99
A day-by-day plan for heat, light, food, water, medical needs and safe backup power when the grid is down.
Guide $12.99 What is inside Buy · $12.99
Large print. Helpers, medical information sheets, powered equipment, and leaving home with limits.
Guide $14.99 What is inside Buy · $14.99
Babies, toddlers, school-age children and teens: feeding, sleep, comfort, school plans and a plan the whole family can follow.
Guide $12.99 What is inside Buy · $12.99
Two-week supplies, wells and fuel, and what to do when help is hours away.
Guide $12.99 What is inside Buy · $12.99
Where to go and when to leave when your home is not safe shelter in high winds.
Guide $9.99 What is inside Buy · $9.99
Stairs, elevators, building rules and neighbors: planning for life above the ground floor.
Guide $9.99 What is inside Buy · $9.99
Build a rotating two-week supply of food and water, step by step, without waste or panic buying.
Guide $7.99 What is inside Buy · $7.99
All 8 guides: $49 $96.92 separately Get the whole library · $49 See every guide
These two work today. No sign-up, nothing to download: open the page, print it, fill it in.
One page for the fridge door: who to call, where the flashlight and radio are, what to do first. Big type, with space to write.
Why it is useful: in a blackout nobody can search the internet. The plan is on the fridge door.
A sheet of big, high-contrast stickers for storage bins and cupboards: water, light, radio, batteries, first aid, papers.
Why it is useful: in the dark, in a hurry, anyone in the house can find the right box.
First designs, in plain words only. Nothing is printed until somebody orders it.
Never let the fuel tank drop below half. A habit worth wearing, and a conversation starter.
Why it is useful: it carries one real rule that keeps people able to leave and to fuel up when pumps stop.
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Emergency kits are planned for three days. Day four is when you are on your own. Plan past it.
Why it is useful: a daily reminder of the gap most kits leave.
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A sturdy canvas tote for the papers, medicines and chargers you would grab on the way out.
Why it is useful: it is the simplest possible go bag, and you will use it for shopping the other 364 days.
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A large-print notebook: contacts, medicines, supplies and your plan for the first 72 hours, on pages you can read without glasses.
Why it is useful: paper still works when the power does not, and large type is easier on older eyes.
Idea Your personal plan already prints in large type. A bound notebook only if enough of you ask for one.
Tell us in the comments on the channel which of these you would actually use, and what is missing. The ones people want get made first.