HOUSEHOLD CONTINUITY / YOUR WORKING PLAN
Turn a fallback
into a working plan.
Record what must work, what could interrupt it, and what you will do next. Begin with one function.
Open function guides in another tab ↗No account, automatic saving or server submission. Download the plan to keep it, and import that file to continue later. Closing, reloading or navigating away can discard unsaved entries. A download contains whatever you enter. Use role names and avoid passwords, account numbers and detailed medical records.
This is a planning aid. It does not certify readiness or replace local emergency instructions. Do not delay an urgent action to complete it.
Or restore a plan by pasting its JSON
Nothing is saved automatically. Download a plan file to keep your entries.
OPTIONAL / WATER RESERVE BASELINE
Make the quantity visible.
CDC’s US planning baseline is at least one US gallon per person daily for three days. A two-week supply is suggested where possible. Allow more for heat, illness, pregnancy and pets. Extra hygiene and individual requirements need their own plan.
Formula: people × selected days × 1 US gallon. A blank stock quantity is unknown, not zero. One US gallon is approximately 3.785 litres. CDC source ↗
SEVEN FUNCTIONS / A PRACTICAL REVIEW
What will you rely on?
Write “not applicable” only where it is genuinely irrelevant, and explain why. A filled field is not proof that the arrangement works.
OPTIONAL / PROTECTIVE CONTINUITY
Does exposure change the plan?
Greater resources can reduce supply and accommodation constraints. They do not confirm that services, people or alternatives will be available. Review the added requirements when targeted threats, public visibility or coordinated support affect the household.
Changing the context hides or shows these optional fields. It does not delete existing entries; they remain in a downloaded plan.
Use role labels. Keep precise locations, access codes, security-system details, threat records and itineraries in a separately controlled annex. Limit copies of the plan to the people who need them.
REVIEW / WHAT NEEDS ATTENTION
The gaps and next actions.
Your next actions
Fields still to consider
Field completeness is a documentation check. It is not a safety rating, endurance estimate or professional assessment.