Ready For Unsteady vs Preppr

Ready for Unsteady helps you prepare for life’s “what ifs” without feeling overwhelmed. The app helps you create and manage personalized plans while giving you quick access to the tools you’ll need most in a crisis. Build your emergency plan based on your dwelling type, family needs, and local risks. Access checklists for water, food, power, and communication, and more. Stay informed with resources that help you prepare for natural disasters, infrastructure disruptions, and everything in between. Features include: • Build your personal plan and share it with family and loved ones • Infographics on water collection, purification, and fire starting • Set emergency contacts for location sharing and fast communication • Pre-built checklists by disaster type, dwelling, and resource needs • Emergency Mode for quick access to helpful tools

Preppr turns "I think we're prepared" into a number you can trust. Built for real households, Preppr inventories everything you have, shows the gaps that matter, and keeps your supplies rotated so nothing expires when you need it. INVENTORY EVERYTHING - Track supplies by category, quantity, and where they're stored - Fast search and one-tap add - Shared across your whole household SEE YOUR GAPS - A readiness score scaled to your household: adults, kids, and pets - Choose a horizon: 2 weeks, 30 days, 90 days, or a full year - Filter by scenario: Power Outage, Evacuation, Natural Disaster, and more - Build a shopping list from exactly what you're missing KITS & BAGS - Bug-Out Bag, Get-Home Bag, Car Kit, Blackout Kit, and your own - Packed-percentage tracking so every bag is grab-and-go - Start from a template or build your own checklist ROTATION THAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS - Expiration and rotation reminders, bucketed into Overdue, Due Soon, and Good - Mark items rotated and move on Preppr scales the math to YOUR family, so the readiness number is real, not a generic checklist. Start with a two-week baseline and work up to a full year. Preppr is a planning tool and does not provide emergency, medical, or safety advice. In an emergency, contact your local authorities.