Offline Readiness Protocol
Enter household parameters and zip code. The directory auto-populates verified regional facility addresses and emergency contacts.
Sector Telemetry Overview
Live telemetry calculated instantly from baseline household parameters.
Fuel runs out first, in about 1.3 days.
Food Inventory & Austere Provisioning
Calories per unit = servings × calories per serving. Expired items are excluded.
// Emergency Pantry Supply Guidelines
- Staples: White rice, dried beans, rolled oats, iodized salt, honey, peanut butter, and canned proteins (tuna, chicken).
- Shelf-Life Rotation: Prioritize first-in, first-out (FIFO). Store in sealed Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers in cool, dry conditions.
// Foraging & Cultivation Notes
- Wild Edibles (Regional): Focus on high-confidence wild greens (dandelion, purslane, amaranth). Avoid lookalikes.
- Microgreens & Sprouting: Keep small jars of mung beans or alfalfa seeds for rapid, high-nutrient vitamin production indoors with minimal water.
Water Reserves & Filtration
// Rudimentary Rainwater Filtration Device Design
- Stage 1 (Coarse Sediment Trap): Clean cloth or fine mesh screen across catchment funnel to catch leaves and debris.
- Stage 2 (Multi-Layer Gravity Column): Inverted cut plastic bottle layered with washed coarse gravel (bottom), fine sand, activated charcoal (removes chemical impurities/odors), and cotton/cloth at the spout.
- Stage 3 (Pathogen Sterilization): Rolling boil for a minimum of 1 minute (3 minutes above 6,500 ft) or chemical disinfection (calcium hypochlorite / chlorine dioxide) prior to consumption.
Fuel, Generator & Solar Power
Clinical & TCCC Protocol Library
Advanced tactical protocols, prescription buffers, and austere medical references.
// 90-Day Prescription Buffer Directive
Maintain a strict 90-day supply buffer for all essential maintenance medications. Coordinate proactively with your primary care physician and insurance provider ahead of contingencies to secure an authorized emergency 90-day override supply.
// M - Massive Hemorrhage (M.A.R.C.H. P.A.W.S.)
Apply windlass tourniquet high and tight on extremities. For junctional sites (groin/axilla), pack wound firmly with hemostatic gauze and maintain direct pressure for a minimum of 3 minutes. Re-evaluate distal pulses.
// A - Airway Management
Clear blood, vomit, and debris manually. Insert Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA) lubricated with water-soluble jelly. Place unconscious casualties in the recovery position. Prepare for surgical cricothyroidotomy if maxillofacial trauma obstructs airway.
// R - Respiration & Tension Pneumothorax
Apply vented chest seals on exhalation for sucking chest wounds. Monitor continuously for tension pneumothorax (absent breath sounds, progressive respiratory distress, tracheal deviation, hemodynamic collapse); perform immediate needle decompression at 2nd intercostal space mid-clavicular line or 5th intercostal anterior axillary line.
// C - Circulation & Shock Management
Re-assess tourniquets and pressure dressings. Establish IV or IO access if indicated for fluid resuscitation or blood product administration. Administer tranexamic acid (TXA) within 3 hours of injury if severe internal hemorrhage or hemorrhagic shock is suspected.
// H - Hypothermia & Head Injuries
Wrap casualty in active or passive warming blankets to prevent the lethal triad of trauma (hypothermia, acidosis, coagulopathy). Monitor level of consciousness (AVPU / GCS) and pupillary response for traumatic brain injury (TBI).
// P.A.W.S. - Pain, Antibiotics, Wound, Splint
P - Pain Management: Administer oral analgesics (Meloxicam / Tylenol) or Ketamine if trained/indicated.
A - Antibiotics: Initiate broad-spectrum oral prophylaxis (Moxifloxacin) for open wounds.
W - Wounds & Burns: Dress burns with clean dry sterile dressings; immobilize fractures.
S - Splinting & Documentation: Secure fractures and record all interventions on TCCC Card (DD Form 1380).
// Pharmaceuticals & Sensitive Populations
Pediatric Adjustments: Never administer adult weight-based dosages without verified pediatric dosing charts or Broselow tape metrics. Shake liquid suspensions thoroughly after thermal storage swings.
Geriatric Precautions: Adjust NSAID and antibiotic dosing for reduced baseline renal clearance.
Thermal Preservation: Store pharmaceuticals within 59°F–86°F. Protect insulin and liquid biologics from grid-down summer heat spikes using insulated containers or subterranean caches.
Map, Home & Emergency Directory
Set your home once. While you still have internet, tap Update to save the map, the nearest emergency facilities and driving routes from home. After that, everything on this tab works with no signal.
// Nearest Facilities From Home
Set your home and tap Update to fill this list.
Facility names, addresses and phone numbers come from OpenStreetMap community data. Entries marked VERIFY should be confirmed before an emergency. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
// Offline Emergency Directory
Populate or review critical local numbers. Auto-populated by zip code.
// Tactical & Channel Frequencies
- GMRS / FRS Channel 1 (462.5625 MHz): Primary family tactical / local comms.
- MURS Channel 1 (151.820 MHz): Alternative VHF short-range tactical channel.
Emergency Instructions
// How to Use in an Event
- 1. Open Saved File: Tap your saved HTML file or home screen icon directly from your device storage. No internet connection required.
- 2. Monitor Telemetry: Review your limiting resource (Water, Food, or Fuel) on the Overview screen.
- 3. Execute Protocols: Reference the Medical and Water tabs for immediate procedural guidance.