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Checklists
✅Checklists
Go-bag, blackout routine, departure: tick off instead of thinking.
- Templates for the most common lists, own lists with an icon.
- Items: tap to tick, add new items directly at the bottom, drag to sort.
- Shared: every list is on every device of the household, ticks are synced.
- Link to situations: a situation can link lists, they appear when it is activated.
Five templates for an emergency
If you face an empty list you never start. That is why the app ships five templates based on the recommendations of the Austrian civil protection association and the German BBK.
- Go-bag (16 items): the emergency luggage: copies of ID, cash in small notes, 2 litres of water per person, food for 2 days, first-aid kit with medication, crank or battery radio, a charged power bank, rescue blanket, emergency contacts and a map on paper.
- Blackout, first hour (12 items): the blackout checklist: check the fuses, switch on the radio, keep the fridge closed, unplug appliances, fill the bath and canisters with water, check on neighbours, candles only under supervision.
- Evacuation (11 items): shut off gas, water and power, pets, medication, meeting point and a message to relatives.
- Retreat location (46 items): for two weeks without power, grouped into water, food, warmth, medicine and documents.
- Check the first-aid cabinet (12 items): including a check of all expiry dates.
Preparation and procedure
There are two kinds of lists. A preparation like the go-bag stays ticked. A procedure like the evacuation is cleared with "Reset" before every run. A bar at the top shows progress in percent, and at 100 % "done" appears. A template is created as a copy: you can change, delete or add items without altering the template. With "⋯" you edit an item, empty text deletes it. Your own lists get one of twelve icons.
Limits
The templates are a starting point, not a complete list. Medication, clothing sizes and glasses prescriptions differ for everyone, and some items are kept general because every household sees the templates. Add personal items in your copy and check the pack twice a year: expiry dates, batteries, children's sizes.

