Answer guided questions
Follow an easy wizard that helps you think through your situation and what's important at home.
Less scrambling. More confidence. Build a practical plan for the people, supplies, and essentials that matter to you — then print it and keep it close.
Because the best time to make a plan is before you need one.
No giant spreadsheets. No confusing checklists. Just a clear path from “what if?” to “I’ve got a plan.”
Follow an easy wizard that helps you think through your situation and what's important at home.
Work through the practical details of power, supplies, and everyday comfort during an outage.
Take your plan off-screen so it's there when power or internet access isn't.
Cascadia Outage Planner is designed around one simple idea: a useful emergency plan should be easy to make and easy to find.
A guided planning experience instead of a blank page.
Think through the supplies, power needs, and routines that matter to you.
A tangible plan you can put with your emergency supplies.
Power outages can interrupt the things we rely on most. A thoughtful plan helps bring some order to an uncertain moment — whether you're planning ahead for a storm or reviewing what you have on hand.
Simple answers as we get ready for launch.
Not yet. We're preparing the app for testing and release. This site will be updated with the App Store link when it's available.
Yes. Printing is one of the core features — a paper copy can be especially helpful when your devices need to conserve power.
No. It's a planning tool, not a source of live alerts, official safety guidance, or emergency services. Follow local emergency management and utility providers for current instructions.
The screens and checklist pictured here are illustrative concepts. The actual app design may differ when it launches.
Cascadia Outage Planner is coming soon to the App Store.