Getting Started
Survival Readiness Check™
How ready is your household, really?
Answer 10 quick questions and get a score out of 100, a breakdown by category, and the three things to fix first. No account, no email required to see your results.
10 questions · about 2 minutes
How much drinking water does your household have stored right now?
If your tap stopped working, what's your plan?
Could your household eat for three days without a grocery trip?
Is your emergency food something people would actually eat, with a way to open it?
If the power went out tonight, could everyone stay warm or cool safely?
Do you have a go-bag or portable shelter items ready to grab?
How would you describe your household's first-aid supplies?
How would you light your home during a blackout?
Do you have a way to charge your phone without power?
If cell networks went down, how would you get information or reach family?
Your Results
Here's where you stand
Your top 3 priorities
Water
Water is one of your first priorities — start by calculating what your household actually needs.
Read the Guide → Shop Water & Filtration →Food
Food storage doesn't need to be complicated — start with what your household already eats.
Read the Guide → Shop Food & Cooking →Shelter & Warmth
Shelter starts at home — make sure everyone can stay safe if the power goes out.
Read the Guide → Shop Shelter & Warmth →First Aid
A first-aid kit should match the people actually relying on it, not a generic checklist.
Read the Guide → Shop First Aid →Power
Start with light, then think about charging — power outages are one of the most common disruptions.
Read the Guide → Shop Power & Lighting →Communication
A way to reach family and receive alerts when networks are down matters more than people expect.
Read the Guide → Shop Communication →