Who has the generator, who is CPR-certified, who is OK

The neighborhood that already knows who has a chainsaw and who has medical training fares better when the storm hits. Each neighbor lists what they can offer; adults maintain the phone tree of block captains and what area each covers.

In storm mode, a coordinator broadcasts an 'are you OK?' push. Neighbors tap We're OK, No power, or Need help, and coordinators see the full board of who is accounted for.

• Skills and equipment registry, self-maintained.
• Phone tree with roles and coverage areas.
• Storm-mode check-in broadcast with one-tap responses.
• Broadcasts restricted to an admin-designated coordinator group, enforced on the server.

HOAs and neighborhood associations in storm, fire, or flood country.

Who can use it

Adults and kids

Where it works

Your household hub and shared Spaces

Price

Included with every household plan, with no per-app charge

• Lost & Found
• Announcements
• In Case of Emergency

• Organizing neighborhood mutual aid that is still running next year — Mutual aid groups do not usually fail from lack of goodwill. They fail on coordination. What to put in place so help is asked for, offered, and tracked.

Neighborhood Ready is one of the apps in the Chickadee Bandit library. Every household starts nearly empty and installs only what it uses; there is no per-app charge. Your data lives in your household's own private, encrypted database, with no ads and no data selling. Browse the Community apps or read the source on GitHub.