THIRA-based threat and hazard identification for your AO. Rate probability and impact, assess your current capability against each threat, identify gaps, and get a prioritized preparedness roadmap specific to where you live.

Personal OPSCON readiness conditions modeled on DEFCON. Define 5 levels, trigger events, and actions — what to activate, what to stage, when to move. The connective tissue tying every AO Overwatch program together.

Complete document inventory — deeds, titles, insurance, wills, medical directives, financial accounts, prescriptions. Generates a family instruction letter and laminated quick-reference card. Broadest possible audience — valuable far beyond preparedness.

Full member profiles with OPSEC identity control, 8-category skills matrix, roles and assignments, comms profiles, training gap analysis, and watch rotation scheduler.

Individual skill tracker across medical, tactical, comms, mechanical, agricultural, and leadership domains. Training plans with milestones and resources. Different from ROSTER — built for the individual asking what they personally need to learn.

Interview-driven generator producing a complete retreat operations manual — council formation, roles, membership requirements, rules of conduct, resource standards, and 14 printable appendices.

Well documentation, spring development, rainwater collection sizing, gravity-fed system design, grey water and sanitation planning, water quality testing protocols, and irrigation planning linked to HARVEST.

Food and water supply planning system. Group profile, scenario parameters, nutritional gap analysis, inventory tracking, rotation schedules, and optional barter goods matrix.

Garden layout, seed vault inventory, planting calendar by USDA zone and AO elevation, crop rotation, yield calculations, and livestock management. The production side that LARDER misses — what you can grow, not just what you've stored.

Pressure canning, water bath canning, fermentation, dehydrating, smoking and curing, root cellaring, and vacuum sealing. Converts fresh HARVEST production into shelf-stable food.

Edible plant identification by season and region, medicinal herb preparation, poisonous plant awareness, AO-specific foraging calendar, and wildcrafting techniques. Distinct from HARVEST.

Trauma protocols, triage board, supply inventory, patient log, field reference cards, and training log for grid-down medical response. Built for laypeople, not professionals.

Dental examination, nerve blocks, temporary restorations, abscess drainage, extraction protocols, supply planning, and treatment log. Built for the group medic when no dentist exists.

Stress management protocols, grief procedures, conflict resolution frameworks, morale planning, and psychological first aid. The most overlooked preparedness category in every serious research source.

Human waste management, composting toilet planning, latrine construction, greywater disposal, hygiene protocols, and disease prevention. Historically causes more post-collapse deaths than violence.

Generator sizing, solar and battery bank design, load prioritization, fuel storage calculator, and backup tier configuration. Systematic power planning for grid-down scenarios.

Five bag types — EDC, Get Home, Bug Out, Vehicle Kit, and Retreat Bag. Enter items with weights, calculate total pack weight, flag critical gaps, and produce a printable packing list per bag.

Bug-out routes, patrol routes, choke points, rally points, terrain notes, and vehicle vs foot analysis. Full offline route intelligence for grid-down movement planning.

Track hidden and remote supply caches with codenames, grid references, contents, container type, concealment method, and condition logs. OPSEC-aware access sheets using bearing and distance from reference points.

LP/OP placement, perimeter design, fields of fire, challenge and response protocols, rules of engagement, and sector sketch generator. Pulls personnel data from ROSTER.

Firearms registry by serial number, make, model, caliber, and storage location. Maintenance schedules and cleaning logs. Ammunition inventory by caliber across all storage locations with low-stock thresholds. Feeds into SROM and BREACH POINT.

SOI, PACE plan, and COMINT awareness generator. Produces a complete comms package with real MHz frequencies, trigger conditions, and a laminated QRC card. AmRRON and PrepperNet compatible.

One-time pad encryption for grid-down communications. Digit pad generation (Rijmenants/AMRRON method), encrypt and decrypt messages, encrypted pad library with printable field sheets.

Pulls from COMMS MATRIX to produce a compact laminated card covering brevity codes, authentication challenge and response, primary and alternate frequencies, net schedules, and map symbology. Designed to be printed, laminated, and carried at all times.

Interactive area intelligence study covering terrain, human terrain, infrastructure, and threat assessment. Place markers, draw zones, attach photos and files. Encrypted data vault.

Complete area population register — the good, the bad, and the unknown. Record every person in your AO: neighbors, allies, threats, officials, and unknowns. Disposition tracking, capability inventory, interaction log, map view, and printable contact cards.

Build formal MAG agreements, capability matrices, inter-group communications plans, rally point designations, and OPSEC frameworks. Produces a printable MAG charter document for signing between groups.

Fallout shelter assessment, protection factor ratings, potassium iodide protocols, decontamination procedures, and NBC response action sequences. No other module in the suite covers this domain.

Precious metals inventory, cash on hand planning, barter matrix by collapse scenario, debt and obligation planning, and a financial continuity document with account info and family instructions.

Sunrise and sunset tables, moon phases, seasonal weather for your AO, optimal resupply and movement windows, agricultural calendar, hunting and fishing seasons by species, and foraging calendar by region.

Structured military AAR for when something actually happens — power outage, storm, medical event, security incident, or drill. What was planned, what happened, what went well, what failed, corrective actions, and which programs need updating.