Household readiness system
Know how ready your household really is.
Preporion turns supplies, skills and family plans into one readiness score, then shows you what to improve next.
Readiness score
One score. Two ways to read it.
Supplies, kit, plan and skills roll into a single number for your household. Mission mode turns it into rings and levels; dashboard mode lays the same figures out flat. Same data, same score — pick the one you will actually open.
- Four pillars weighted into one overall score
- Switch modes any time without losing progress
- Every number traces back to something you entered
Inventory
Know what you have, and how long it lasts.
Food, water and equipment tracked against the size of your household, so coverage is measured in days rather than guessed at. Equipment is a checklist you verify; supplies are quantities that count down and expire.
- Coverage in days, calculated per person
- Expiry dates surfaced before they pass
- Equipment verified item by item
Household plan
Decide it now, not during.
Contacts, meeting points, routes and responsibilities agreed while everyone is calm and reachable. The checklist turns that into concrete tasks, so the plan is something you finish rather than something you intend to write.
- Emergency contacts and meeting points in one place
- A checklist that tracks what is actually done
- Accounts for children, elderly members and pets
Skills and simulations
Practise the decisions, not just the shopping.
Supplies only help if you know what to do with them. Skills are broken into short phases you complete and keep; simulations put you in a scenario and make you choose, then show what your choices cost.
- Skills split into phases, with progress that persists
- Scenario simulations that respond to your decisions
- Certification once every phase of a skill is done
Household sync
One plan, every phone in the house.
Kits, supplies, plan tasks, contacts and locations become one shared set across the household. Edits travel as proposals rather than overwrites — nothing lands on your phone until you approve it, so joining a household never quietly rewrites your data.
- Shared kits, supplies, tasks, contacts and locations
- Every change arrives as a proposal you approve
- You choose what to send, and what stays yours
The rest of the toolkit.
Four smaller tools that sit behind the four pillars. Maps and first aid are stored on the device and keep working with no signal; the shopping list and ARIA need a connection.
Questions before you begin.
Preporion organises preparation. It does not replace emergency services or official guidance.
Do I need an account?
No. You can begin with local data on your device. An account is only needed if you choose Household Sync.
Does Preporion work offline?
Downloaded maps and selected reference content can remain available offline. Live alerts and AI features need a connection.
Is the readiness score a guarantee?
No. It is a planning baseline based on the information you enter, not a guarantee of safety or survival.
Is ARIA an emergency service?
No. ARIA provides informational planning support. Call your local emergency number and follow authorities in an emergency.
Build a household that is ready to act.
Start with a quick readiness check, then keep the full plan alive in Preporion.