Life saving
I used to think my emergency preparedness plan was a flashlight with dead batteries, three cans of beans, and blind optimism. Then I discovered PrepTracker.
Now I know exactly what to stock up on, what I’m missing, and how long my supplies will last. Apparently, 47 bags of chips and a Costco-sized jar of peanut butter don’t count as a complete survival strategy.
The app is surprisingly easy to use, practical, and makes preparing for disasters feel less like doomsday prepping and more like responsible adulting.
Five stars. Hopefully I’ll never need to put it to the ultimate test, but at least when the apocalypse comes, I’ll know we’re running low on toilet paper before it’s too late.
Now I know exactly what to stock up on, what I’m missing, and how long my supplies will last. Apparently, 47 bags of chips and a Costco-sized jar of peanut butter don’t count as a complete survival strategy.
The app is surprisingly easy to use, practical, and makes preparing for disasters feel less like doomsday prepping and more like responsible adulting.
Five stars. Hopefully I’ll never need to put it to the ultimate test, but at least when the apocalypse comes, I’ll know we’re running low on toilet paper before it’s too late.
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Response from developer
This made our day. For the record, the peanut butter does count, just not as the whole plan. Thank you for taking the time to write this, and for the toilet paper line, which may end up on our wall. If anything in the app ever slows you down, tell us at Settings > Send feedback. Stay ready!
