Before
the storm
Prepping while you can.
A survival guide and first aid reference for your phone. Clear steps, real sources, and guides that still open when the signal is gone.
One app for the bad day
Read it now, while things are calm. Keep it for the day the power, the phones or the roads let you down.
Medical
107 first aid guides, one clear step at a time, from a nosebleed to CPR. The steps adjust for a baby, a child, an adult or an older person.
BuiltPrepping
What to stock and what to do first. A two-week food shelf, an emergency kit and a dental kit, each as a checklist you tick off.
Built, more comingWeather
Live radar centred on your state, with a replay of the last 24 hours. A threat level drawn from official alert feeds is on the way.
Radar builtPower and water
Blackouts, generators, keeping food cold, and making water safe to drink.
Being writtenDigital
What to do when the internet, the phones or the card machines stop working.
Being writtenFamily
Check in with your family over small mesh radios when there is no cell service.
In testingBuilt for beginners. Deep enough for preppers.
No jargon and no lectures. Each guide shows one step, one picture and what to watch for.
Where the guides come from
Every medical step names its source, and the full list sits on a Sources page inside the app.
Sources we read
- MedlinePlus, from the U.S. National Library of Medicine
- American Heart Association CPR guidance
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Ready.gov and FEMA
- The Stop the Bleed booklet from the American College of Surgeons
- Merck Veterinary Manual, for the pet guides
What this is, and is not
Before The Storm is a reference to read and learn from. It is general first aid information, not medical advice, and it does not replace a doctor or emergency services. In an emergency, call 911 if you can.
Weather radar comes from the U.S. National Weather Service and needs a connection. The guides and checklists do not.