About Home Resilience Check

Home Resilience Check helps ordinary households calmly test what happens when electricity, gas/fuel, mains water, food supply or communications are interrupted.

What makes the tool different

Rather than outputting a generic emergency checklist, the calculator models dependencies. Food can become unusable when cooking fails; a gas boiler can stop because its controls need electricity; backup heating becomes an explicit electrical load; and the headline identifies the first modelled resource to run out.

Who publishes the site

HomeResilienceCheck.com is published by Airborne Media & Consultancy Ltd. The project is built as a source-led information utility rather than an emergency service.

Privacy by design

The base calculator requires no account and keeps plan inputs in browser local storage. Users are not asked for names, precise addresses, medical diagnoses or document numbers.

Safety boundary

No calculator can decide whether it is safe to remain at home during a real incident. Current local government, emergency-service, utility and public-health instructions always take priority. See the editorial policy, methodology and source library.