We've Been Through
4 Hurricanes.
So You Don't Have To
Figure It Out Alone.
The Emergency Resource App was born from firsthand experience — the chaos, the exhaustion, the fear of not knowing where to find gas, food, a shelter, or help. Everything you need to survive and recover, now in one free app.
We Know What It Feels Like
"After surviving four hurricanes, we know the exhaustion that sets in when you're trying to find a gas station with any fuel left, track down hot food for your family, or figure out which shelter is actually open. We spent endless hours searching — with limited phone battery, spotty signal, and no centralized place to look."
"And the aftermath was just as hard. We hired contractors who weren't qualified or licensed. We didn't know about government programs that could have financially helped us — programs we simply missed because nobody told us they existed. We dealt with insurance claims that were more complicated than they should have been."
"That's why we built this. We felt it was important — not just helpful — to put all of these critical resources into one place, keep them up to date, and make them accessible even when resources and phone capability are limited. No one should have to go through what we did."
— The Founders of Emergency Resource App
4x Hurricane Survivors
The Struggles That Inspired This App
Real experiences. Real pain points. Now solved in one place.
Driving from station to station looking for gas with a near-empty tank
Not knowing which shelters were open or pet-friendly
Hiring contractors who were unlicensed and left the job unfinished
Missing FEMA and SBA deadlines nobody told us about
Insurance claims denied because we didn't know the process
Searching for hot food with no internet and a dead cell battery
8 Tools That Can Change Everything After a Disaster
Free, always up-to-date, and designed to work even when you have limited phone battery or signal.
Gas & Propane Locator
After a storm, finding fuel can feel impossible. We show you which stations have gas and propane available near you — updated in real time.
Food & Water Locations
Hot meals, community kitchens, and water distribution points — all in one map. Know exactly where to go when the power is out and supplies are low.
Emergency Shelters
Find open shelters near you with real-time status, capacity, and pet-friendly info — so you and your family have a safe place to go.
Vetted Contractors
No more gambling on unqualified workers. Request licensed, qualified contractors for roofing, water damage, debris removal, and more.
Government Aid Programs
FEMA, SBA loans, housing assistance, unemployment — programs you might not even know exist. We list them all so you don't miss a dollar.
Insurance Finder & Claims
Find your insurance company's claims line, website, and portal instantly. File faster and know your rights before it's too late.
Emergency Contacts
Every critical hotline — FEMA, Red Cross, poison control, utilities — organized by category and available even with limited signal.
Public Adjuster & Legal Help
Insurance claim denied or underpaid? Connect with a public adjuster or law firm who specializes in getting you what you deserve.
Why the Emergency Resource App?
There's no shortage of government websites and scattered hotlines. But after a disaster, you don't have time to search 12 different sites.
Built for Crisis Mode
Designed to be fast, simple, and usable even with limited battery or connectivity.
Location-Aware
Resources automatically filter to your state and location so you only see what's relevant to you.
Always Updated
We maintain the data so you don't have to rely on outdated PDFs or broken government links.
Community-Driven
Built by survivors who've been through it and are committed to helping the next family who faces disaster.
Vetted & Verified
Contractors, adjusters, and law firms are screened — no more hiring unknowns off a storm-chaser truck.
Completely Free
No subscription, no paywall. Every resource on this platform is free to access for anyone who needs it.
Know Someone in a Disaster Zone?
Share this app with neighbors, family, and friends before disaster strikes — or right now if they're in the middle of it. One share could save someone hours of chaos and thousands of dollars in missed aid.