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Family Ready: Emergency Plan

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A family emergency binder that lives on your iPhone

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A family emergency binder that lives on your iPhone

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Family Ready organizes what your family would need in an emergency: contacts, health information, key documents, insurance, home details like where the shut-offs are, and care notes for kids, older relatives and pets. It's stored encrypted on your iPhone in plain sections and prints a free, dated Emergency Snapshot PDF. The free Emergency Card opens in a high-contrast Emergency Mode without internet. Free core plan, no account to start. A planning tool, not an emergency service.

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Hi Product Hunt! I make Family Ready. The question behind it: if something happened to you tomorrow, could your family find what they need? For most of us the answer is scattered across drawers, email and memory. What's in it: - Plain sections for contacts, health info, documents, insurance, home details and care instructions for kids, older relatives and pets - A free, dated Emergency Snapshot PDF to print and keep somewhere your family knows - A free Emergency Card that opens in a high-contrast mode without internet - With Plus: Pet-Sitter and Caregiver Handoff packs that include only the sections you choose Everything is stored encrypted on your iPhone, and there's no account to start. It's a planning tool, not an emergency-response service. What would you want in your family's binder that I haven't listed?

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11d ago

Emergency contact card checklist: the 8 things a stranger needs to help your family

When something happens to you, the person helping is often a neighbour, a babysitter, a coworker or a paramedic who has never met you. Here's what they need to find in under a minute, in the order they need it:

1. Who to call first, and a second person if the first doesn't answer. Write the relationship too ("sister", "neighbour with a key").

2. Allergies, especially to medications and foods.

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12d ago

If someone had to call for help for you, what would they need to know first?

Family Ready: Emergency Plan launches here on 7 November. I'm one of the makers.

The core of the app is a free Emergency Card: who to call first, allergies, current medications and important health information, saved on your iPhone so it opens without internet once the phone is unlocked. Emergency Mode is a high-contrast, large-text screen with no ads, pop-ups or purchase prompts, and the card never needs a subscription. You can make one for yourself, a child, a parent or someone you care for, with their permission.

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