Household readiness: built for the institutions that depend on it.

Kino Cove gives households a plan they use every week, and gives the organizations that serve them a picture of how ready their people are.

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Households are not prepared, and that fragility becomes institutional instability.

of Americans live in a county that had a disaster in the last decade. (Rebuild by Design, Atlas of Disaster)

95%

the average American spent without power in 2024, close to double the prior decade. (EIA Electric Power Annual 2024)

11 hrs

of households have both an emergency plan and a stocked kit (SafeHome, 2025)

5%

What you build with Kino Cove

A plan for your household

Built around your address, your home, and the people in it, with the records and inventory it depends on kept current and reachable from anywhere.

Actions you take one at a time

Practical actions to strengthen resilience across your home, your money, and your health.

Trusted contacts, check-ins with the people you look after, and a shared library of what your neighbors can lend when something goes wrong.

A network you build before you need it

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For organizations

Health systems, utilities, employers, housing providers, and public agencies license Kino Cove for the households they serve. You get readiness reporting, your own announcements and resources, and a benefit people use between events.

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For households

Households can start now. The app launches this fall, free to download. Join the launch list!

The Field Guide

  • Person writing on a digital tablet with a stylus, with a blurred background of a computer monitor, keyboard, and potted plant.

    Take our quick quiz to see how ready your household is for emergencies and get personalized recommendations.

    TAKE THE AUDIT
  • A bee collecting nectar from a white and pink cosmos flower in a garden with green foliage.

    Discover interconnected systems that work together to keep your family safe and thriving.

    RESILIENCE AS A SYSTEM
  • Stack of old books next to a notepad with a pen on a wooden surface, against a black background.

    Operationalize resilience with tools to integrate safety and community action into your life.

    THE PLAYBOOK
  • Large ocean wave crashing onto a shoreline with debris and surf alarms in the water, hillside with houses in the background during stormy weather.

    Learn how to prepare your family for earthquakes, wildfires, hurricanes, floods, and other hazards.

    HAZARD GUIDE