A smoother start, and a few things that should have been there all along: • New here? Tick off what you already own in about a minute, so your plan starts with real credit instead of zero • Your plan opens as one clear next step, with the rest a tap away • Add any plan item straight to your kit, and jump to the Library guide that explains it • Readyish now opens to your plan even with no signal • Urgent alerts (evacuations, fire, tsunami) can break through Focus and Sleep modes • Share an alert with a neighbor, or share Readyish with someone you'd want ready too • Saved map points now sync to your account • Password reset links now hand you off to the app • Lots of polish across Plan, Alerts, Kit, Community, and the Map For immediate evacuation orders, always follow Wireless Emergency Alerts and local authorities.

The Map tab is now a live hazard console: • See every active U.S. wildfire — size, containment, and mapped perimeters, with alerts when a fire starts near your saved area (you pick the alert radius, 10 to 100 miles) • Animated weather radar for the past two hours • Recent earthquakes (M2.5+) from USGS • Hurricane and tropical storm tracking — forecast cone, track, and intensity from the National Hurricane Center • The map opens on your current location, with a new dark console look • Tap any hazard for details: distance from home, timing, and official data sources Also in this update: every Library article has its own photo, alert notifications land on the exact alert, urgent alerts play a sound even while you're in the app, and Settings now tells you honestly when iOS notifications are off. For immediate evacuation orders, always follow Wireless Emergency Alerts and local authorities.

NEW: Urgent alerts, free for everyone. Evacuation orders, fire warnings, civil emergencies, and tsunami warnings now push to your phone the moment they're issued — with sound, marked URGENT, and pinned to the top of your Alerts tab. No subscription needed. More alert upgrades: • See alert areas on your Map — affected zones draw right on the map, tap one for details • County and local emergency alerts (like sheriff evacuation orders) now come through alongside National Weather Service warnings • We now check official feeds every 2 minutes, around the clock • Urgent alerts stand out with a red card and clear what-to-do guidance Also in this update: • Fixes a crash that could occur when updating an offline map area • Library source links now stay current automatically between updates • "Today's one thing" on the Plan tab highlights your next step • Pull to refresh on the Plan, Community, and Kit tabs • Pet buddy in Settings — one tap texts your backup person • Drill stats now show your last 30 days • Security and accessibility improvements For immediate evacuation orders, always follow Wireless Emergency Alerts and local authorities.

Introducing Readyish Premium - an optional subscription for folks who want to go a little further: track an unlimited inventory, rebuild your plan for any scenario, unlock the full Readyish Drills library, and save unlimited map points. The free Readyish you already know stays free. Also in this update: a Bookmarked filter in the Library so saved articles are easy to find, smoother plan editing, clearer local-alert labels, and a handful of polish fixes.

Small fixes to keep things calm and reliable: • Sign-in is steadier — a dropped connection won't bump you to the sign-in screen anymore. • Drills now greets day one with a gentler start instead of a row of zeros. • Library puts Readyish articles first, with official videos below. • Tidied a few labels (expiration windows, alerts) so they match what the app actually does. • Behind the scenes: turned on crash reporting so we can catch and fix issues faster. Thanks for keeping Readyish on your phone.

• Fixed: Plan tab no longer shows "invalid or missing token" after the app sits idle. • Fixed: Sign Out now properly navigates back to the sign-in screen. Thanks for the early reports — please keep them coming.