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Free readiness tools
Two tools sit outside the paywall entirely: a branded field guide with printable checklists, and a supply calculator that sizes provisions from real biometrics. Both are open to non-members and act as the top of the funnel.
Best-practices field guide
Scenario playbooks for the emergencies people actually face — grid-down cold, wildfire evacuation, hurricane, flood, boil-water order, extended outage, civil disruption and medical emergencies with no ambulance.
- First hour / first day / first week action ladders per scenario.
- Comms card template with primary, alternate, contingency and emergency channels.
- 13-page branded PDF plus a printable two-page checklist.
Supply calculator
Enter each person's sex, age, weight, height and activity level. The calculator uses Mifflin-St Jeor for energy needs and FEMA baselines for water, then scales for climate, pets and the number of days you want to cover.
| Person | Water | Calories |
|---|---|---|
Dana Whitaker F · 54 · 145 lb · moderate | 1.1 gal/day | 2,050 kcal/day |
Marcus Oyelaran M · 41 · 195 lb · heavy | 1.5 gal/day | 3,150 kcal/day |
Priya Nair F · 37 · 132 lb · light | 1.0 gal/day | 1,880 kcal/day |
Eli Whitaker M · 12 · 88 lb · moderate | 0.8 gal/day | 1,720 kcal/day |
60.2 gal
14-day water target
4 people + 1 dog, hot climate uplift applied
3.4 lb propane
Cooking fuel
Two hot meals a day, 14 days
38 / 52 items
Checklist coverage
Pulled live from squad inventory