Grid-patch

The power goes out. The fridge hums quietly, then stops. Somewhere in the dark, you reach for a flashlight that isn’t where you left it. Grid-patch turns that scramble into a routine. Five sections—Map, Water, Power, Neighbors, and Logs—each hold a short protocol you can check off before the lights ever flicker. Fill jugs. Mark the sealed containers. Carry one bottle to each bathroom. The Water spine task tracks it, showing twelve gallons staged. Top off the battery banks. Pair cables with devices. Put one phone in low power mode. The Power island task keeps a live reserve percentage on the home map. Five houses on your street. Check who needs the elevator and who has pets. Tape a paper roster by the mailboxes. The Neighbor relay section keeps that coordination visible. When the grid returns, the Logs tab shows what held: Water spine, Power island, Cold clock, Neighbor relay, and Restore sweep—with a counter for helpers already built in. The home map shows a Power island node and charging bench, plus a banner confirming that your cached outage playbook is active even offline. Tap Pulse to check status. No accounts, no subscriptions, no ads. Just a checklist for the hours before, during, and after the power goes out—for households that would rather prepare once than scramble twice.