The Cost of Not Having a Plan

Studies show that every $1 spent on preparedness saves $13 in damages and recovery costs. Don’t wait until it’s too late—start preparing now.

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Hurricane Evacuation Failure:
In 2022, thousands were stranded on highways as Hurricane Ian approached Florida, leading to chaotic evacuations and preventable fatalities.
Wildfire Unpreparedness:
In California’s 2018 Camp Fire, many residents had no evacuation plan, causing last-minute escapes that resulted in injuries and fatalities.
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In Texas’ 2021 winter storm, millions lost power with no emergency supplies, resulting in hypothermia and carbon monoxide poisoning.
Flooding Disasters:
Recent Midwestern floods left families stranded without food or water for days due to lack of emergency planning.

Because Every Second Counts

Disasters Don’t Wait. Neither Should You.

When emergencies strike, confusion and panic can cost lives. That’s why SitPrep exists—to give you the tools to protect your family, stay informed, and act fast when every second matters.

From real-time status updates to customized emergency plans, SitPrep makes preparedness simple. Access everything you need—even when offline.

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Status Check-Ins
Instantly track and update your family’s safety status during disasters.
Disaster Alerts
Get real-time disaster notifications so you can act fast when it matters most.
Emergency Plans
Create and deploy step-by-step emergency plans for families, schools, and workplaces.
Evacuation Routes
Map out and navigate the safest evacuation routes before disaster strikes.
Medical & Emergency Info
Store essential health details and emergency contacts for quick access in a crisis.
Plan Sharing
Share critical emergency plans with caregivers, teachers, and loved ones in one tap.
Food Storage Planner
Plan emergency meals with shelf-stable items and order essentials via Amazon.
Offline Access
Your emergency plans, contacts, and supply lists – available even without internet.
Community Support
Coordinate with neighbors, workplaces, and schools for stronger emergency readiness.