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Online/offline neighborhood resilience.
Steve · Samantha · Yaya | March 29, 2026 | readyblock.app
Power. Water. Cell service. Internet.
Everything worked. Everyone was reachable.

Nobody knew who needed help. Nobody knew where resources were.
Neighbors were invisible to each other.

The neighborhood app that works when nothing else does.
16 residents interviewed.
Nearly all would sign up immediately.
"This would be life-changing!"
— EMS WORKER, ASHEVILLE

Prepares you now. Connects you when it matters. Unites community through recovery.

Register resources. Map your block. Know your neighbors. No addresses shared.

Active alerts. Welfare checks. Rally points. Zero internet required.

Recovery updates. Rally points. Response plans. Syncs on one bar.

Household stats. Welfare checks. Member management. One dashboard.

All neighborhoods. Preparedness scores. Alerts. One city dashboard.

Emergency contacts notified instantly. Works offline — queues until signal returns.

No competitor has more than one.

This week — Asheville pledged $10M for resilience hubs. ReadyBlock is the digital layer.
FEMA requires governments to maintain hazard mitigation plans — updated every five years — to receive disaster funding.
ReadyBlock is the digital infrastructure that supports these plans at the neighborhood level.

FEMA resilience grants
NC IDEA
Community Foundation of WNC
Red Cross deployments
If you charge for preparedness, those who can't afford it need it most.
Cities don't buy apps. They invest in infrastructure.
ReadyBlock is infrastructure of resilience.

"Nextdoor is the block party. ReadyBlock is what happens when the power goes out."

First contract path: Asheville is spending $10M on resilience. We approach Thrive Asheville with pilot data from our first 5 blocks. We apply for NC IDEA — a sponsor of this event.

Dev lead. Built the working app in 48 hours.
16 interviews. Business model + go-to-market.
Brand identity + UX. Trust made visible.

know your neighbors
know your resources
know you're not alone
infrastructure of resilience

Google Address API verification. Geo-fenced to participating cities. Three tiers: City Leader, Captain, Resident. No data monetization, ever.
React + TypeScript + Firebase. PWA with Service Workers for offline. IndexedDB local cache. NWS weather API. Deployed via Netlify.
Asheville pledged $10M for resilience. FEMA prioritizing community prep. The next storm isn't a question of if.
