FailSafe: Home Readiness
The generator that will not start is discovered in the storm. FailSafe puts every critical item on a test cycle and tells you the day one falls overdue.
In developmentThe generator that will not start is discovered at the worst possible moment: in the dark, in the storm, with the sump pit filling. Everything in the house that must work in an emergency shares the same failure mode. It sat untested until the night it was needed.
FailSafe is the test schedule for that equipment, and the log that proves it was kept.
The Roster
Add the equipment your home counts on: the generator, the sump pump, every smoke and CO alarm, the extinguisher, the backup battery, the drive holding your documents. Each item gets its own test cycle, weekly to yearly, and its own place to live so anyone can find it.
Overdue Test Alerts
The roster keeps score. The moment an item's test cycle lapses it moves to the top of the list, flagged and dated, and the checkup counts it against the house. Turn on reminders and FailSafe tells you the day each test falls due, so nothing waits for the weather to be discovered.
Log the Test, Keep the Proof
Run it, watch it work, write down what you saw, and attach a photo: the gauge in the green, the pump clearing the pit, the restored file open on screen. Failures get logged too, because the pump that tripped its breaker in a dry week is the finding that matters.
Fuel and Battery Expiry
Equipment fails quietly through its supplies. Stale gasoline, shelf-drained batteries, the first aid kit past its date. FailSafe tracks every dated supply, linked to the equipment it feeds, sorted by how soon it stops being trustworthy.
The Storm Season Checkup
One screen that answers the only question: would the house stand a bad night? A readiness score, the list of what to fix first, what is coming due, and what is standing. Run it before the season starts.
The Household Readiness Report
One PDF with the whole picture: the roster with test status, recent results, and every supply date. Print one for the breaker panel, share one with whoever else holds a key.
Private by Construction
Everything stays on the device. No account, no server, no sync. Nobody else can read it, including us.
What This Is Not
FailSafe is a schedule and a log, not an inspection or a safety service. It reflects what you tested and recorded, nothing more. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for every piece of equipment.
Free and Unlocked
Five equipment items stay free, always, with test cycles, alerts, photos and supply tracking all included. The one-time Lifetime unlock adds unlimited equipment and the readiness report. One payment, no subscription.
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FailSafe: Home Readiness does one job well, works offline, and keeps your data on this device. There is no cloud sync, no account, and nothing to sign up for.
Who it is for
FailSafe: Home Readiness is for anyone who wants a dependable way to handle this without a spreadsheet or a complicated setup. It sits in the Utilities category on the App Store.
Private by design
No ads, no trackers, no data harvesting, and no cloud sync. Your entries stay on this device and never pass through our servers. There is a Delete All My Data control, so you stay in charge.
Common questions
What is FailSafe: Home Readiness?
The generator that will not start is discovered in the storm. FailSafe puts every critical item on a test cycle and tells you the day one falls overdue.
When does FailSafe: Home Readiness come out?
It is in development now and will come to the App Store.
Does FailSafe: Home Readiness work offline?
Yes. Everything runs on your device, so it works with no signal.
Does FailSafe: Home Readiness work on iPad?
Yes. It is a universal app and runs natively on iPhone and iPad.
Does FailSafe: Home Readiness include in-app purchases?
Some advanced features require an in-app purchase. The App Store shows the current choices, prices, and terms for your storefront before you confirm anything.
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