Practice the hard days before they happen
Supplies in a closet are not a plan. Run locked scenarios with your church, neighborhood, or prepper circle to see how you perform.
72-hour power outage
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How the group split
Hour 2: the power is out and the phone is at 40%.
Day 2: the fridge has been closed since the outage began.
Gear does not help if nobody knows the steps
Version-locked group drills
Every member runs the identical scenario. Each person chooses their actions and explains their thinking before the group compares answers side by side.
Plain review of decisions
Get an immediate, neutral breakdown of where your plan worked and where assumptions broke down, without finger pointing.
Supply checklist sync
Match your drill decisions against what is actually stored in your pantry or group gear cache, so you test against real resources.
Three steps from panic to quiet habit
Run realistic group drills, see weak assumptions, and test how you perform together.
Pick a scenario
Choose or write an emergency prompt that a group leader approves before it goes out to members.
Decide independently
Each member submits their choices and reasoning on their own phone, without conferring.
Review the gaps
Compare answers side by side, spot conflicting assumptions, and see the group report on weak points.
What leaves your phone
When you run a drill, only the left column goes to the AI. Every review repeats this list for that drill, so you can check it.
| Sent to the AI | Never sent |
|---|---|
| HazardThe hazard picked for the drill, such as a power outage or a storm. | Your nameNot in any request, not in any prompt. |
| Household countsHow many adults, children, infants, seniors and pets. Counts only. | Your emailUsed to sign in and for invites only. |
| Special circumstancesCounts and yes/no flags, such as someone with limited mobility. | Community namesThe AI never learns which group you are in. |
| Supply category totalsItem counts per category and gallons on hand, never item notes. | Other members' answersEach review sees one person's drill, yours. |
| Water baselineDrinking and utility gallons and days covered, as a baseline estimate. | Your addressOnly a general setting like urban or rural. |
| Your drill answersThe choices you picked and the explanations you typed for that drill. | Anything else you typedNotes outside the drill stay in your account. |
Leaders see anonymous group totals only, never your answers or your practice score.
Free for your household. Paid for group leaders.
Members always join and run group exercises free.
Household
The full private drill, supply and water baseline, for one household.
- Household profile, supply list and water baseline
- 4 AI-reviewed solo drills per month
- Follow-up questions, private reviews and optional practice scores
- Full saved history and progress
- Join unlimited communities and run their exercises free
- Write scenarios for your groups and share results with chosen members
Solo drills are the only monthly cap. Joining and running group exercises stays free.
Group Leader
Run a private preparedness group: approve drills, lock them, and read the group report.
- Create and lead up to 3 private communities, 75 members each
- Leader approval queue and version-locked group exercises
- Anonymous group reports with fix-first lists
- AI scenario drafting for your communities
- Unlimited solo drills (fair use)
- Members join free
Common questions about group drills
Who is SurvivalIQ built for?
It is built for private preparedness groups: church groups, neighborhood circles, families, and prepper teams that meet regularly.
How does pricing work for groups?
The household plan is free. A group leader plan for $12/month covers all invited members.
Does everyone need a separate account?
No. You can run drills from a single screen at the kitchen table, or send quick text links to individual phones.
Know your weak spots before day one
Stop guessing how your group will react under stress. Practice real decisions together this week.