Your phone becomes everything
Your light, radio, map, contact list and payment device, until the battery dies.
READY AT HOME
Could your household cope for 72 hours?
No power. No tap water. No card payments. A phone battery running down. Most disruptions are manageable, until several small problems arrive at once.
Choose the edition written for where you live. Each one turns trusted preparedness guidance into one clear household plan.
Guide + workbook bundles
SMALL PROBLEMS COMPOUND
The emergency isn’t always the hardest part. Being unprepared is.
A power cut or water outage doesn’t need to become a crisis. But without a simple plan, ordinary problems escalate quickly.
Food and water get complicated
What you have may be difficult to cook, unsafe to keep or simply not enough.
Essential needs can’t wait
Medication, mobility equipment, baby supplies and pet needs can’t be improvised.
Leaving creates new decisions
Everyone needs to know where to go, how to reconnect and what matters enough to take.
TWO LOCALLY ADAPTED EDITIONS
Choose the guide built for where you live.
Both editions follow the same calm, practical system. The official sources, terminology, measurements, hazards and printable worksheets are adapted separately.
UK EDITION
Available nowBuilt for UK households
UK services, terminology and measurements, with A4 worksheets that turn the advice into a finished household plan.
- UK guide PDF
- Separate printable workbook PDF
- Instant digital delivery through Payhip
US EDITION
Available nowBuilt for US households
US agencies, terminology, measurements and regional hazards, with a separate workbook formatted for US Letter printing.
- US-specific guide PDF
- Separate US Letter workbook PDF
- Instant digital delivery through Payhip
WHAT’S INSIDE
From vague intention to finished plan.
Use only the pages that apply to your household. You don’t need to complete everything in one sitting.
Assess
Complete the 15 minute check and find the gaps that actually matter.
Build
Create the core 72 hour plan gradually, using what you already own first.
Adapt
Add the pages for your home, family, health needs, pets and vehicles.
Keep ready
Print or save the plan, then use the monthly ten minute review.
PRACTICAL PREPAREDNESS, WHATEVER YOUR STARTING POINT
No hype. No pressure. Just a clearer way to be prepared.
Whether you’re taking your first steps or already take preparedness seriously, Ready at Home helps you strengthen your household plan with practical actions, sensible priorities and guidance you can actually use.
ABOUT READY AT HOME
Sensible preparedness for ordinary households.
Ready at Home translates trusted official preparedness advice into simple household decisions. It is designed for families, couples, people living alone, renters, homeowners, pet owners and households with additional needs.
The guides focus on actions that are practical, affordable and easy to maintain. Strong marketing may get your attention; the advice inside is deliberately calm.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Before you start.
Which edition should I choose?
Choose the edition for the country where your household is based. The UK and US versions use different official sources, terminology, measurements, hazards and worksheet formats.
What does each purchase include?
Each regional edition is sold as one complete bundle containing two separate PDFs: the main guide and its printable household-planning workbook.
Can I buy only the guide?
Not at launch. The workbook is what turns the advice into a usable household plan, so the guide and workbook are supplied together.
Is this a survival manual?
No. It is a practical planning system for short household disruptions and emergencies, not a tactical, wilderness or weapons-based manual.
Do I need to buy everything at once?
No. The system begins with what you already own and shows how to fill the most important gaps gradually.
Is this professional emergency advice?
No. Always follow emergency services, local authorities, healthcare professionals and current official alerts. The guides help you prepare; they do not replace professional advice.
The first 72 hours are not the time to start making a plan.
Turn “we should probably get prepared” into one clear household plan.
Choose your edition