Three days,
sorted.
Tell us who lives with you and what you want to be ready for. We work out how much water, food and kit your home needs.
Calculate your kit
How it works
Four simple steps. No jargon, no pressure, build it up a bit at a time.
1Tell us who's at home
Adults, children and their ages, babies, cats and dogs.
2Pick the situations
Power cut, flood, water outage and more. Combine as many as you like.
3Get your kit list
Exact amounts: drinking and cleaning water, meals, torches, power banks.
4Tick off what you have
Whatever is missing becomes a short shopping list you can print.
Survival For
Simple guides to the disruptions UK homes are most likely to face: what happens, and what to do.

Power cut
Light, heat and charge without mains power.

Storm & flood
Protect the home and know when to leave.

Water outage
How much to store for drinking and washing.

Cold or heat
Keeping everyone safe in extreme weather.

Cyber attack
When cards, apps and networks stop working.

Staying in
Pandemic or quarantine at home.

Grab bag
What to take if you have to leave quickly.

Earthquake
For travel and living abroad.
Create my kit
Go through your list one group at a time: have it, some, or need it. We turn the gaps into a clear shopping list with amounts.
Create my kit- Torch, LED 100 to 300 lumens0
- Drinking water18 L
- No-cook meals18
- Wind-up or battery FM radio0
- Power banks, 26,800 + 20,000 mAh2
Guides
Calm answers to the questions UK homes are asking right now.
- Guide
Emergency kit checklist (72 hours)
The GOV.UK Be Ready list explained, with real amounts for your home.
- Guide
How much water to store
3 litres per person per day, plus what to keep for cooking and washing.
- Guide
What to do in a power cut
Call 105, stay warm, keep the fridge shut: before, during and after.
- Guide
Storms and flooding
Warnings, Floodline, what to do before and during a storm or flood.
- Guide
What food to keep for an emergency
A calm 3-day food plan: no fridge, no cooking, food you already eat.
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All guides →
Plain-English answers, based on official UK advice.
