Millions of urban households. Most of them one emergency away from a very bad week.
Built for apartments, condos, and suburban homes. Not for people with a bunker and a well.
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These are not abstract threats. They are things that have happened, are happening, and will happen again.
These are real numbers. This year.
95% of US households lack a complete emergency kit.
Most have a few items. Few have what they need.
(SafeHome)27 billion-dollar weather disasters hit the US in 2024.
Americans averaged 11 hours without power in 2024, the most in 10 years.
Hurricanes caused 80% of 2024 power outage hours.
Landlords filed over 1 million eviction cases in 2024.
Foreclosure filings rose 14% in 2025.
59% of Americans cannot cover a $1,000 emergency from savings.
37% of Americans cannot afford a $400 emergency expense.
42% of Americans have no emergency fund at all.
145.7 million Americans lived in drought-affected areas in early 2026.
41 million Americans are in the official floodplain. Actual exposure is 2.6× higher.
99% or more of households in some 2025 flood zones lacked flood insurance.
2,394 Americans died from heat in 2024.
2025 wildfires burned over 5 million acres.
2024 hit a peak of 323 active drug shortages.
87% of doctors said drug shortages changed their quality of care.
A typical family cannot afford the median-priced home.
First-time buyers now represent just 21% of the market, a historic low.
Supply chain disruptions spiked 38% globally in 2024.
Protest-related supply disruptions jumped 285% in 2024.
74% of Americans do not feel very confident they know what to do in a disaster.
1.2 million job cuts were announced in 2025, the most since 2020.
41% of Americans have medical debt or struggle with medical bills.
47.9 million Americans lived in food-insecure households in 2024.
27 million Americans lacked health insurance in 2024.
Hackers gained access to US water systems in multiple states in 2024.
69% of Americans worry they cannot cover expenses if they lose income.
26% cite the cost of supplies as the main reason they are not prepared.
COVID-era eviction protections prevented an estimated 1.55 million filings.
$95 billion in insured losses from storms and wildfire in 2025.
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We ask about your living situation, household size, dependents, and current supplies across 4 key readiness categories. Takes under 3 minutes.
Under 3 minutesYour answers are scored against real readiness standards, sized for your specific situation. Apartment constraints, renter limitations, household size, and dependents all factor in.
Instant resultsYour results show exactly where your household stands across every scored category, with specific findings and recommended actions to close each gap. The full audit delivers this across all 15 modules with a prioritized plan.
No account requiredNot a generic checklist. Not instructions written for someone with a yard and a generator. A professional PDF with two parts that work together: one that tells you where you stand, one that tells you exactly what to do.
A category-by-category assessment of where your household actually stands. No softening. No guessing. Just an honest picture.
Exactly what to do, in exactly what order, at exactly what cost. Sized for your space, your budget, and your timeline.
Built from FEMA guidelines and Red Cross best practices, adapted specifically for apartments, condos, and dense suburban households. The free assessment scores 4. The full audit scores all 15.
If you have ever tried to follow prep content and realized it assumed a backyard, a generator hookup, and a basement, this was built for you.
No generator hookup, no outdoor grill, no rain catchment. Every recommendation is renter-legal and space-aware.
HOA restrictions and shared building systems create unique constraints. Your audit accounts for all of them.
A small yard doesn't change the equation much. Most suburban households share the same infrastructure dependencies as city dwellers.
Children, elderly family members, medical needs, and pets all change what “prepared” means. Your report accounts for your specific household.
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Most households in apartments and dense suburbs have no idea where their real gaps are. Your audit covers all 15 modules of household readiness, scored honestly, and built specifically for the way you actually live.