An offline app that tracks your family’s food, water and medicines, warns you when something runs low or expires, and walks you through first aid with pictures. No internet, no account, no subscription.
One small file. Open it on your phone or laptop, and it works with no signal.
Food, water, medicine, hygiene, power, fuel and tools, each with quantity, unit and the level where you want a warning.
One tap loads about 100 essentials for 14 days, scaled to your family size. Then adjust to what you really have.
Banners, a beep and optional notifications when stock is low, runs out, or something is about to expire.
See which room holds what. Rooms turn amber or red when something stored there needs attention. Keep key contacts and your meeting point alongside.
21 emergencies, 98 steps, each with a picture: CPR, bleeding, choking, burns, snake bite, heat stroke, earthquake, fire and more.
About 35 everyday items you can buy at any pharmacy, with what each is for and a one-tap add to your stock.
From payment to a working app in under a minute.
One payment, no subscription. Yours to keep.
Gmail or any email. If you add one, we’ll send the file there too, in case you lose it. We use it only for this.
Payments are handled by PayPal. We never see your card details.
Only to buy and download it. After that it works completely offline. Open the file in any modern browser.
On your own device, inside the browser you use to open the file. Nothing is uploaded. Use the Export backup button in the app now and then to save a copy of your list.
Phones, tablets and computers with a current browser such as Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox. Save the file to your device first, then open it from there.
Check your spam folder. Your download link on the confirmation screen also works for 7 days, and the file is the same either way.
No. The first-aid guide covers basics only and does not replace a first-aid course or a doctor. In a serious emergency, call your local emergency number.
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