Free tool · be ready to grab and go
Emergency Grab-List
If you had ten minutes to leave, would you know what to take and who to call? This free one-pager is the grab-and-go core: the documents to grab, the people to call, and your plan on one line each. Tick what you already have right here in your browser, or download the printable version to keep in your go-bag.
Take it with you — free, no signup
Direct download. No email, no account — just the files.
What it does
- Lists what to grab in a hurry — IDs, insurance, deeds, titles, your medical and prescription list, pet records, and some cash.
- Names the people to call — an out-of-area contact, your insurance claims line, your doctor, the school, and a trusted neighbor.
- Captures your plan on one line each — where you'll meet, where you'd go, and who grabs what.
- The Excel version self-scores how ready you are; the PDF is print-and-tick to keep in the go-bag.
Own it, don't rent it
Made your grab-list? Now get the whole household ready.
This one-pager tells you what to grab and who to call. The full binder is where it all gets organized and kept ready — a 10-tab workbook (Excel & Google Sheets) plus four guides: a home inventory that totals your replacement value for claims, an insurance summary, emergency contacts, medical, a go-bag checklist, and utility shutoffs.
A one-time purchase you keep and own — the binder that works when the power's out, between a folder of loose documents and a rented app you can't open in an outage.
A readiness one-pager, not professional emergency, medical, insurance, or legal advice, and not a substitute for the guidance of local authorities, your doctor, or your insurer. In an actual emergency, follow local officials and call your local emergency number. Record where things live, never passwords or full account numbers. Free to use; please don't resell or redistribute.