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Version 1.4.5 · 2026-05-13
-Plan Builder improvements -Performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.4.5, updated 2026-05-13.







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ReadyPlan™ provides dedicated tools to cover every angle of your emergency preparedness:
Step-by-Step Emergency Plans: Create detailed action plans tailored to potential situations like severe weather, power outages, or personal emergencies. Our structure makes planning straightforward, even for beginners.
Plan Evacuation Routes: Map out primary and alternate escape routes, safe locations (rendezvous points), transportation details, and essential gear for leaving an area quickly and safely during an emergency.
Organize Backup Communications: Ensure you can always stay in touch, even if your primary method fails. Easily organize all your communication options from primary methods down to emergency backups, including equipment details. Think through your options: Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency (often called a PACE plan).…
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-Plan Builder improvements -Performance improvements
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