Nothing stays ready on its own.

Prep isn’t a one-time checklist — it’s a loop you maintain. This is the Maintain phase made concrete: the reminders that keep your gear, skills, and plans from quietly going stale.

How to use it

• The framework’s recurring reviews (drill, re-rate, review people, re-do it all) are already in your queue — mark one done and its clock resets.
• Add your own reminders: one-time (“renew the fire extinguishers by March”) or repeating (“test the generator every 3 months,” starting on a date you pick). Link one to a plan action so it points back at the work.
• The queue sorts everything soonest-first and flags anything coming due in the next couple of weeks.
• Mark anything done and its clock resets — a repeating reminder reschedules, a one-time one drops off.

Why it matters

• Batteries die, food expires, skills fade, and family members forget the plan. A reminder catches each one before an emergency does.

Good to know

The goal isn’t a perfect score — it’s that the important things get exercised on a schedule. A plan that’s been tested is worth ten that only look good on paper. (Emailed reminders arrive once accounts are live; for now the queue lives here.)