You bought the life insurance. You set up the 529. This is the missing piece.

Black fabric binder with zipper closure. All four expansion packs (Planning, Notes, Security, Logistics) on stone paper. Ten slate-gray PVC separators. A 0.9mm metal mechanical pencil installed in the binder loop. The MAD Gear velcro patch (attach if you want it). Branded kraft kit box. Everything ships together in the US.

Once you've signed in, the plan lives on your phone offline. The app stores everything locally. The binder is the paper backup that doesn't need a signal at all. The system is built for the moment when both your phone and cell service might be unreliable, which is often the moment you actually need the plan.

Households that want a real emergency plan in writing without going down the prepper rabbit hole. Most buyers are parents who've already done the responsible-adult work, like life insurance, smoke detectors, fireproof safes, and a will. The planner is the next item on that list, and it's the one most families have been putting off for years.

You don't need to be. The pages are pre-formatted with prompts. The app walks you through the sections in plain language. The first plan in the kit takes about twenty minutes for someone who's never written one before. There's no setup beyond opening the binder and signing in.

30-day money-back guarantee, conditional on doing the work. Build your first plan with the kit and complete the ReadyPlan guided setup if your kit includes a code. If you've done that and still don't think it was worth it, contact us for a full refund. Unredeemed ReadyPlan Lifetime codes can be deactivated and returned for refund. We ship from Austin, Texas in 5-7 business days standard, faster with expedited options at checkout.

About twenty minutes for the first plan if you've never written one before. Most households build their evacuation route, communication backup, and go-bag list in a single Sunday afternoon. The kit is built so the conversation finally happens, not so it takes weeks.

The full product page lives at madgear.shop/pages/contingency-planner. It has photos of every component, a walkthrough of how the kit and the ReadyPlan app work together, the in-depth FAQ, and customer reviews. If this is your first time seeing the Contingency Planner, start there.

No. The binder and the planner pages work fully on their own. The app adds a digital backup so the same plan lives on every phone in the household, but the kit is complete without it. The Bundle adds a Lifetime code if you want both.

The kit is sized for one household. One binder, four expansion packs, enough pages for the whole family's plan to live in one place. If you have a single home and a single plan, the Standard Kit covers it. If you want to give every adult their own kit, look at the Family Plan.

The kit is designed for someone who's never written an emergency plan before. The pages are pre-formatted with prompts. The first plan in the kit takes about twenty minutes. There's no setup beyond opening the binder.

The fabric is ballistic-grade. The zipper is industrial. The pages are stone paper, which holds up to spills, travel, and routine handling. Most owners keep their kit on a shelf for years and the binder stays presentable.

The kit is $124.99 and includes everything physical. The Bundle is $154.99 and adds a ReadyPlan Lifetime code, which retails for $99 standalone. The Bundle is the better deal if you want both. The kit is the right choice if you only want the physical planner.