How many days could your household actually last?

Not what you think you have — what the numbers prove. MyPlann finds your real number, pinpoints your weakest link, and shows you what to fix first.

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Estimate Your Number

A simplified example for illustration only — the full MyPlann is far more precise. One quick tap per supply.

You're probably less prepared
than you think

Most people overstock what they think about and completely miss what they don't. Prepping isn't about having the most stuff — it's about having no weak links. MyPlann finds the gap before a disaster does.

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51% think they're prepared

That's from FEMA's 2023 household survey. Yet in FEMA's 2024 survey, only 17% said they could go more than two weeks at home without running water. Whether you're a seasoned prepper or just getting started, confidence isn't the same as readiness.

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Medications are the blind spot

You've got 60 days of food and 90 days of water. But only 12 days of blood pressure medication. Your real number is 12.

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Checklists don't work

A checkbox that says "emergency kit" doesn't tell you if your kit covers 3 days or 30. You need math, not checkmarks.

Smarter prepping
in four steps

1

Set Up Your Household

Tell us who lives in your home — adults, children, toddlers, babies and pets. Household members are counted, not named, and we need only a ZIP code, never a street address.

2

Build Your Supplies List

Your Readiness Profile answers start the list. Add the rest by kind — water, food, fuel, medicine, baby supplies, pet food — with expiry dates and where each thing is kept. Long-term food comes from a catalog of 1,000+ products from nine brands, most with the maker’s photo and label.

3

Know Your Days

See your readiness as a number of days, set by your weakest link. Each scenario counts what still works in it — the freezer while the power lasts, the tap while the water runs. Slide how long the power, water and gas stay on and watch the number change.

4

Keep It Current

A five-minute monthly check-in, an email 30 days before anything expires, and a shopping list of what to replace and what each scenario is still missing.

Your entire preparedness picture,
on one dashboard

Track water, food, fuel, medications, and power — with day counts for each scenario. Here's what it looks like inside MyPlann.

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🛡 Preparedness Dashboard

🏠 Overview
⚡ Grid Down (Extended Power Outage) 22d
🦠 Pandemic (Lockdown) 22d
⚠ FEMA General Household Preparedness 11/15
☢ Nuclear War 22d
22
Days
How long does each stay on?
Powerout now
Waterout now
Gasout now
Worst-case self-sufficiency: the fewest days you can survive across all tracked resource categories.
● Limited by: Water — How do I gain one more day?
30d60d90d6mo1yr
22
Days of Potable Water
77.0 gal for 4 people + 1 pet
🎯 To reach 30 Days:
+ 28.0 gallons needed
📦 ~9 cases (24-pk bottles) · 🫙 ~6 five-gal jugs
40
Days of Food
38 shelf-stable + 2 from the freezer
285,600 cal for 4 people + 1 pet
❄ Frozen Food (needs power)
+54.3 days with the power on
680,200 cal across 3 units (28.5 cu ft)
With the power out, 2 days of it count: what you can eat before it thaws.
🎯 To reach 60 Days:
+ 150,400 calories of shelf-stable food
🍴 ~301 meals (at 500 cal/meal)
48
Days Cooking Fuel
72.0 hrs @ 1.5 hrs/day
🎯 To 60 Days: +18.0 hrs (~1 propane tank)
14
Days Heating Fuel
126.0 hrs @ 2 gal/day
🎯 To 30 Days: +144.0 hrs (~32 gal Kleen Heat)
25.8M
Americans identify
as active preppers
$11B
Spent annually on
preparedness supplies
83%
Took 3+ preparedness
actions in 2024
68%
Low confidence in
their own readiness

Recently added

MyPlann is new and changes every week. Here's what has arrived lately.

  1. Oct 10

    How long does the power stay on?

    Slide power, water and gas from “out now” to 30 days and your number changes as you slide. The freezer counts while the power lasts; the tap covers you while the water runs.

  2. Oct 10

    Tap a product for its label

    Most long-term food shows the maker’s photo. Tap it for a larger picture, calories, how to make it, how long it keeps, allergens — and the label itself: nutrition facts and ingredients.

  3. Oct 9

    Long-term food by brand

    Pick from 1,090 products from Mountain House, ReadyWise, Augason Farms and six more brands; calories, servings and shelf life fill themselves in. Use the “Best by” date, or the “Made on” date some brands print.

  4. Oct 9

    Your supplies, in one place

    Everything you have, by kind, with its dates and where it’s kept. A five-minute monthly check-in keeps it current.

  5. Oct 9

    Expiry reminders

    An email 30 days before something expires. Turn reminders off for one item, or all of them, with one click.

  6. Oct 9

    Babies and toddlers

    Add them to your household and their formula and diapers get their own days and their own shopping list lines.

  7. Oct 9

    A shopping list that knows your scenarios

    What to replace soon, what reaches 30 days, and what each of your scenarios is still missing — in one list.

Have an idea for what's next? Tell us.

What did they learn
when it actually happened?

Real families. Real emergencies. Real lessons you won't find in any manual. Read what surprised people most — and what they'd do differently.

Read Their Stories →
“The first thing we ran out of was butter. Of all things.”
Pandemic
“We heated the house by boiling huge pots of water on the stove & keeping them going all day.”
Hurricane

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