Trusted by 12,000+ households who stopped guessing
Learn one life-saving skill at a time, drill it until it's muscle memory,
and build a household that holds for two weeks without help.
Learn skills that work when the power is out
Stop stockpiling gear you will never use
Follow field protocols written by medics and ranchers
Drill with your family until nobody freezes
Get answers offline, with no signal
No fear-mongering, no doomsday sales pitch
Everything inside Survivor Buddy is built to be used with cold hands,
in the dark, by someone who has never done it before.
Ray walks you through the exact sequence — water, heat, power, food, medicine — with the tools that are already in your house. Every lesson ends with something done, not something read.
Hope runs the drills the way she was taught them: one skill, one evening, the whole household. Kill the breaker, start the clock, see what actually breaks. Then fix that.
Live weather, outage and hazard feeds for your county — plus what to do in the first ten minutes of each one. It keeps working after you lose signal, because the protocols are already on your phone.
The whole field library runs on your device. Ask it how to splint a forearm at 2am in a basement with one bar and it answers — and it tells you which page the answer came from.
No third-party server, no extra account. Channels, questions and after-action reports live in Survivor Buddy itself, next to the lesson you just finished. Look inside →
Households that ran the drills before they needed them.
"We went four days without power and nobody panicked."
The ice storm took our line down on a Tuesday. We had already run the outage drill twice, so the kids knew where the lights were and I knew how to drain the water heater. It was boring. That was the point.
Dana R. — Ohio
"I finally threw out the gear I was never going to use."
I had two thousand dollars of kit and no plan. The first course made me put it all on the floor and sort it by what I could actually operate. Half of it went. What is left, I have used.
Marcus T. — Texas
Each pathway is a full program taught by someone who has done it for a living.
⊗A shelf of gear you have never opened
⊗No idea how long your water lasts
⊗Advice from strangers on the internet
⊗Nobody else in the house knows the plan
⊗Everything you know needs a signal
⊗You find out what is missing during the emergency
✓Gear you can operate in the dark
✓A measured two-week water and food line
✓Protocols with sources you can check
✓A household that has rehearsed it
✓The full library on your phone, offline
✓You find out what is missing on a Tuesday
A field academy and a companion app in one. You learn a skill in a short video course, you drill it with your household, and the whole reference library stays on your phone so it works when the network does not.
No. The first pathway uses what is already in an ordinary American home. Where a purchase genuinely matters we say what it is, what it costs, and what happens if you skip it.
Yes. Courses you have started, every protocol and the whole knowledge base download to your device. Ask Buddy answers offline and cites the page it used.
It is written to do the opposite. Plain numbers, no countdown clocks, no doomsday marketing. A drill that goes well is a boring evening, and that is what we are aiming for.
Ray and Hope lead the field pathways. Medical content is reviewed against published protocols and every clinical claim carries its source.
