Everything you're storing — and everything you still need.

One stockpile worksheet for food and water. Track what you have and what you’re planning to buy on the same list, so it’s both a status and a plan.

How to use it

1. Open Your needs to set your household and your food and water goals (they’re separate — most people store months of food but only a couple weeks of water). It shows your targets and collapses back to them.
2. Add food from the 155-item search or the staple/water picker — everything drops into its category automatically.
3. Toggle each line Have or Want. A Have line is a real dated lot with storage-method shelf life; a Want line is something still on your buy list.
4. When you buy toward a Want, click Have and log how much you got — even a partial amount. It becomes a dated lot and the goal drops by what you bought.

Reading it

• The sticky summary shows your days of food, protein, and water — in stock now versus at your goal.
• Filter the list to Have, To buy (your shopping list), or All.
• Suggest a goal fills a balanced buy-list to hit your day targets.

Rotation reminders (members)

Turn on reminders and pick how far ahead to be warned — a single self-updating entry lands in your Reminders queue, timed to your earliest upcoming expiry.

Good to know

Targets are guidelines from typical needs (pair with the Survival Calories tool for a personal number). Rotate by expiry, store cool and dark, and remember water is the fastest shortfall — solve it first.