Be Ready
Before a Wildfire

Create a personalized wildfire action plan in minutes - designed to give you confidence in the chaos of a wildfire.

Free to use
Takes ~5 min
Location based
A quiet residential street at night with a wildfire burning on the ridge above the houses

How It Works

Building your wildfire action plan is fast, simple, and personalized. In just three simple steps, you'll have a custom plan ready to protect your home and family.

Emergency supplies and a packed bag laid out on a table
Step 1

Pack Essentials & Keepsakes

Gather water, first-aid kit, and emergency gear, plus irreplaceable items like photos, heirlooms, or mementos.

2 min
A home insurance policy document on a desk beside a laptop and notebook
Step 2

Check Insurance & Fire Risks

Make sure your home is covered. Get tips on hardening your property and reducing wildfire risks.

2 min
An empty two lane road running through golden California hills
Step 3

Get Your Evacuation Plan

Follow tailored routes, find shelter locations, and get expert tips to stay safe during a wildfire.

1 min

No account required to begin

What's Inside Your Plan?

We guide you through three essential areas, each tailored to your location and situation.

Go-Bag Checklist

Make sure your emergency kit is complete.

Risk Mitigation

Reduce your home's wildfire exposure.

Insurance Review

Understand your coverage before it matters.

Are You Fully Covered?

Make sure your home is covered
Spot costly coverage gaps
Access expert guidance

🔒 Get expert guidance on your coverage

A single story home with gravel and low drought tolerant planting kept clear of the walls
A house in open fields at golden hour with hills behind

Start Now:
Be Ready When It Counts

You can't control when wildfires strike. But you can be prepared.

Your plan includes:

  • Personalized evacuation checklist
  • Insurance documentation guide
  • Home protection recommendations
  • Emergency contact template

No registration required

Create your personalized wildfire action plan in under 5 minutes.