Preparedness That Makes Sense

Ready5 is an independent emergency preparedness resource created to make planning clearer, more practical, and easier to approach. The focus is on understanding risk, organizing ahead of time, and using reliable information—not fear or speculation—to guide decisions.

Preparedness does not require panic or perfection. It starts with a realistic plan, appropriate supplies, and tools that support awareness and coordination. Ready5 brings these elements together through educational content, government-aligned resources, and practical frameworks designed for everyday use.

Through ongoing development, Ready5 also supports awareness of GUARDIAN EDEN, a personal alert and notification concept intended to help people stay connected with trusted contacts when expected check-ins or responses do not occur.

  • Emergency Planning

    Disasters don’t wait. This guide walks you through simple, practical steps to protect your home and family — before it’s too late.

    Start Planning 
  • GUARDIAN EDEN App

    EDEN silently checks in during emergencies. If you don’t respond, it alerts loved ones. No GPS. No tracking. Just peace of mind.

    Explore the App 
  • The First Responders Guide to House Hold Resilience

    The First Responder’s Guide to Household Resilience is an informational guide that helps households understand how emergencies commonly affect daily life and how to prepare responsibly through planning and coordination.

    Learn More about the Guide! 
  • Our Mission

    Built by a firefighter. Inspired by family. Ready5 is more than gear — it’s a movement to make emergency readiness accessible for everyone.

    Meet the Founder 

Preparedness Starts With Understanding

Ready5 is an independent emergency preparedness resource focused on helping individuals and families better understand real-world risks and plan responsibly before disruption occurs.

The site brings together publicly available government guidance, disaster information, and practical planning frameworks in one place—so people can make informed decisions without fear, hype, or unnecessary complexity.

What You’ll Find on Ready5

Ready5 provides:

  • Clear, plain-language overviews of common disasters and emergencies
  • Direct links to official government and public safety resources
  • Tools and frameworks to support household emergency planning
  • Educational content designed to encourage calm, informed preparation

Content is informational and educational, aligned with recognized public safety guidance, and intended to complement—not replace—official instructions or professional services.

From Information to Action

Ready5 also connects readers to additional resources designed to support deeper planning and awareness.

This includes access to The First Responder’s Guide to Household Resilience, an informational guide and companion workbook that help households organize plans, roles, and expectations in advance.

Ready5 further supports awareness of GUARDIAN EDEN, a personal alert and notification concept under development, designed to help individuals connect with trusted contacts when expected check-ins or responses do not occur.

A Responsible Approach to Preparedness

Preparedness is not about panic or prediction. It is about understanding risk, setting expectations, and planning within reasonable limits.

Ready5 exists to support that mindset—providing reliable information, clear boundaries, and practical tools for everyday people navigating an uncertain world.

Please Note:

Ready5 provides informational and educational content only. It does not provide professional, medical, or emergency services, training or instruction.

The Guide and Workbook publications are sold and licensed by Tektos Publications.
Content is provided for informational and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice, training, or services.

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Volunteer Firefighter
Real-world experience

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EFR Level 3 Certified
Emergency First Responder

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Gov-Sourced Guidance
From Canada.ca & FEMA.gov

Information summarized from official government sources including Canada.ca, Public Safety Canada, and FEMA.