Protocol — Survival Guide

Offline survival protocols that adapt to YOUR home, family and hazards. 49 protocols, 1,900+ steps — earthquakes, wildfires, first aid. No signal needed.

Protocol is an offline survival assistant that tailors emergency guidance to your exact situation — your building type, your floor, your family, your local hazards.

When disaster strikes, generic advice isn't enough. Living on the 12th floor of a high-rise changes what you should do in an earthquake. Having children, pets or elderly family members changes your evacuation plan. Protocol asks once — and adapts every guide accordingly.

WORKS COMPLETELY OFFLINE All 49 protocols and 1,900+ steps are stored on your device. No signal, no internet, no problem — because emergencies don't wait for coverage.

PERSONALIZED GUIDANCE • Set up your profile: dwelling type, floor, region, climate, hazard zones, household • Every protocol opens with "For your situation" — priority actions specific to you • 5 categories: Natural Disasters, Nuclear & Radiation, Chemical & Biological, General Survival & First Aid, Special Scenarios

STEP-BY-STEP WHEN IT MATTERS • Guided mode walks you through one clear action at a time • Progress tracking so your family knows what's done • Compiled from publicly available guidance by FEMA, WHO, CDC, Red Cross and other official sources — with full attribution

FAMILY PLAN • Family members, emergency contacts and gathering points in one place • Share your plan to other devices with a QR code — no account needed • Local emergency numbers for your country

EMERGENCY TOOLS • SOS flashlight beacon, morse code transmitter, emergency alarm • One-tap GPS coordinates sharing

OPTIONAL CLOUD BACKUP Your data stays on your device. Create a free account only if you want your profile and family plan backed up and restored on any device.

Protocol is a reference app for general informational purposes and is not a substitute for professional advice or official directives. In an actual emergency, always contact local emergency services first.