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About ReadyGate72

A calm place to keep a household’s supplies, kits, family plan and essential contacts in order, long before a bad day arrives.

What the app does

ReadyGate72 helps a household work out what it already has and what it is still missing. You record drinking water, food, medicine, lighting and the rest of your supplies, and the app compares them with the readiness period you chose: 72 hours, one week, two weeks or one month. The shopping list is built only from the gaps you decide to fill, and every change to a stock level is recorded as a movement, so the numbers on screen can always be explained.

Beyond supplies, you keep go-bags, home kits and vehicle kits with a checklist of what belongs in each one, build a family plan with a meeting point and a communication route, and note what the household would do in a fire, a flood, an earthquake, a power cut or a medical emergency. The readiness view separates what is genuinely done from what still needs a decision, instead of hiding both behind a single cheerful percentage.

A directory of public emergency numbers, chosen for the region you live in and marked with the date a person last checked them, sits beside the guides and your plan. Guides and the contact list stay readable on a phone that has lost its connection, because that is the moment they are needed.

Who it is for

It is for families and shared households rather than lone preppers: parents, adult children caring for older relatives, flatmates, and anyone who would have to look after more than themselves for a few days. The interface is built for one-handed use on a phone, works in English, Czech, Russian and Ukrainian, and offers three visual themes so the same app can feel quiet, technical or rugged. The themes are only visual: features, data and permissions are identical in all three.

ReadyGate72 is designed for preparing in ordinary time. It is a planning tool, not a wartime or disaster-response console, and it deliberately keeps household information inside the household.

Who builds it

ReadyGate72 is built and operated by GroundBreak Solutions OÜ, a small independent team in Tallinn, Estonia (company registration number 17527272). The app runs on Base44, which provides authentication, storage, hosting and transactional email; the household data model, the writing and the interface are ours.

Guidance is written in our own words with reference to published sources such as national fire and rescue services and public preparedness material. A source reference is never an endorsement: no agency has reviewed, approved or sponsored this app, and any organization named in a guide has not endorsed it.

What it does not do

  • It is not an alerting service. It does not issue warnings and never claims to. Follow your national authority for official alerts.
  • It does not replace emergency services. In a life-threatening situation, call the emergency number for your country immediately.
  • It does not inspect your stock, verify your kit, or certify that a household is prepared.
  • It does not sell supplies, and it earns nothing from the shops where you buy them.

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