Solo, the synthetic host of Prepper Solo, in an olive coat and rust henley.

preppersolo.com

A calm host for a three-day household plan.

The host’s name is Solo, short for Solomon. He is a synthetic host, 50, a Black African man who has lived in the United States for a long time. He teaches from a small house: the porch, the kitchen table, an easy trail, and the open trunk of an ordinary car. He counts gallons, names, and meeting places out loud. He does not claim a disaster he did not live through, and he does not claim to be a doctor, firefighter, or certified instructor.

For a US household that wants a written plan for a short outage, in an apartment or a house, at any headcount. Blank rows cover an infant, an older adult, a disability, a powered device, a pet, a service animal, a house with no car, and a budget that stops early.

The same man, in the rooms he teaches from.

Kitchen table
Easy trail
Locked outfit

Read the inside before anything is sold.

Count your house.

The preview uses your numbers on all twelve sheets. Each block is complete: your fact, the first line to write, and the limit for that sheet. The remaining lines are the workbook. Nothing you type is stored.

Country Days you want to prepare for

People who live here

Age in years. Under 1 counts as an infant. Mark an older adult yourself. This form does not ask gender.

What else is in the house A nursing parent No car Someone is often at work A pet A service animal A device that needs power

Medicine name, if you want it on the preview That medicine must stay cold

Supplies and a shopping budget

Water uses the Ready.gov gallon. A food count, a toothpaste count, and generator fuel use the rate this house already knows. Leave a rate blank and that count stays blank. The dollar amount is for groceries, not cash to store.

Sealed gallons already in the house Price you pay for one gallon of sealed water Dollars you can spend on supplies now A food this house already eats How many of that item one person eats per day How many you already have Price of one Days one tube of toothpaste lasts this house Tubes already in the house Price of one tube Gallons per hour printed on the generator label Hours that generator needs to run

The workbook

The Household Count

The Household Count turns the people, pets, and rooms you already have into a written three-day plan, labels a two-week home supply as a later pass, and leaves every medicine and device question for a clinician.

All twelve sheets are on the workbook index. The six short chapters are on the guide index.

$19 when the file is finished. It is not on sale yet.

When a sale exists, email hello@preppersolo.com within 30 days of purchase for a refund of the Gumroad sale. It is a digital file. The refund does not depend on a story about a storm. There is no checkout on this page.

Ask to be told when it is ready

Who is in the house
Warnings, and whether to stay or leave
Reunion and the trip out
Who has the key
Medicines, with the day-count left blank
Powered devices
Pets and service animals
Water and food, counted
Where the kits are
Three budget passes, starting at $0
Where the papers are
Fridge card and a review date

A calm host for a three-day household plan.

The same man, in the rooms he teaches from.

Read the inside before anything is sold.

Count your house.

The Household Count

The fridge card is free.