DayX – Crisis Guide Offline

Preparedness that works when nothing else does. DayX doesn't need an internet connection and has no access to it. The app never asks you for a permission: no location, no contacts, no camera, no microphone. Everything is built into the app and stays on your device. Every figure shows its source and the date it was last checked. You can see where a recommendation comes from and how current it is. What DayX does: Emergency check — Around fifty questions about your household, depending on the scenario. At the end you see where you stand and what to tackle first. Supply list — How much drinking water and which food your household needs, calculated for the number of people and the number of days. Knowledge — More than forty pages on power outages and blackouts, drinking water, heating, evacuation, warnings and what to do in an emergency. Each with its source and date. Grab-and-go bag — What goes in the backpack if you have to leave quickly. For every person in the household. Contacts — Important numbers and meeting points, written down while the network still works. Diary — One entry per day. What happened, what was missing, what you used up. Pause — A few calm things to do while you wait. No scores, no streaks, no guilt. What DayX doesn't do: No ads. No user accounts. No tracking, no analytics, no crash reports. No data sharing. No subscription — you pay once. Your entries are not backed up anywhere, not even in the cloud. They stay on your device and only there. Who is it for? For anyone who wants to prepare their household — without doom and gloom and without prior knowledge. Large text, clear navigation, plain language. German and English. Developed by a sole trader on the island of Rügen, Germany.