
Everything in one place, before you need it
When something goes wrong, such as a power cut, a storm, a sudden hospital visit or a quick evacuation, the information you need is often scattered across phones, drawers and memories. This binder gathers it into one place, so you, or anyone helping you, can find it in seconds.
Fill it in on screen and save it, or print the blank pages and write by hand. Every field is a clear box or line, margins are safe for home printers, and the pages read well in black and white.
It is written for households in any country. You add your own local emergency number, water amounts appear in both liters and US gallons, and there is a cross-border section for families with papers, property or relatives in more than one country.
A tracker that keeps it current
A binder is only useful if it is up to date. The companion spreadsheet lists your stored supplies and your documents (passports, ID cards, residence permits, insurance policies, vehicle papers) with their expiry dates. Each row shows the days left and a clear status: OK, Expires soon, Expired or No date.
A dashboard counts what needs attention, a calculator works out water and food targets for your household, and a review tab tells you when your next six-month check is due.
What's included
- PDFHousehold Binder, US Letter44 fillable pages, 8.5 × 11 in
- PDFHousehold Binder, A444 fillable pages, 210 × 297 mm, same content
- XLSXExpiry & review trackerFor Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets (import steps included)
- PDFInstructionsHow to fill in, print, assemble and keep everything up to date
Delivered together as one ZIP download.
Inside the binder
- Start here: how to use it, plus a privacy and safety page
- People & contacts: household at a glance, pets, emergency and out-of-area contacts, neighbors, school and work, pocket contact cards
- Our plan & home: meeting points and routes, quick actions, staying in touch without phone or internet, utility shut-offs, providers
- Health: five medical profile pages
- Papers & money: document locators, cross-border add-on, emergency cash, insurance and digital-accounts locators
- Supplies & kits: water and food planner, 3-day checklists, grab bag and car kit lists
- Care & review: caring for a dependent, a backup person plan, "where the papers are", six-month review log, at-a-glance sheet
Good for
- Parents and anyone running a busy household
- People caring for an older relative or another dependent
- Expats, digital nomads and families with documents in more than one country
- Renters and homeowners who want a plan without buying a pre-made kit
Details
| Format | Fillable PDF (2 sizes), XLSX spreadsheet, instructions PDF |
|---|---|
| Pages | 44 per PDF, 1,300+ fillable fields, 200+ check boxes |
| Works in | Adobe Acrobat Reader (free), Apple Preview and other form-capable PDF readers; Excel or Google Sheets |
| Printing | Color or black and white, home-printer margins |
| Language | English |
| Price | $12, paid as 12 USDC (Solana or Polygon) or 12 USDT (TRC20 or Polygon) |
| License | Personal and household use. Print as many copies as your household needs. Please do not resell or share the files. |
Please note
- This binder is an organizing tool. It is not legal, medical, financial or emergency-services advice, and it does not replace instructions from your local authorities or emergency services.
- The "where the papers are" page is not a will, power of attorney, advance directive or any other legal document. No legal templates are included.
- Emergency numbers, rules and recommended supplies vary by country and change over time. Check them locally.
- Jalu Press is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency or public body. Sources and credits for the public guidance the binder draws on are listed inside the product.