Home/Go Bag

Go Bag

Photograph what's in your emergency kits and see how ready your household is. Scores are sized to who lives with you, where you live and the emergencies that matter most to you, and the gaps become a shopping list and a family plan.

Private for now

The Go Bag readiness screen: a household score out of a hundred, the next three steps to raise it, and a list of kits and emergencies.
Screenshot: the Readiness tab, holding the made-up household the app's tests use.

What it is

Most households have a kit, and few know what's missing from it. Go Bag looks at what you actually have — the trunk bag, the basement bin, the hall-closet go-bag — and measures it against what your household needs for the emergencies likely where you live.

It starts with a photo of a kit. Claude reads what's in it, and the score updates from there.

What's inside

  • Readiness: one score for the household, and the next few steps that raise it most.
  • Kits: each kit checked against a standard kit of its type, sized to the people and pets it serves.
  • Emergencies: local hazards rated for where you live, each one showing what it needs.
  • Shopping: the gaps, turned into a list.
  • Plan: a meeting place, an out-of-area contact and the rest of a family plan, reviewed by Claude.

Where it stands

The app runs as a private page on claude.ai and isn't open to the public yet. The code is open on GitHub at todd450/go-bag.