App features

Discover the features of the PrépaCivile app

Navigate easily among the preparation, action and recovery modules. Each tile offers a concrete tool to strengthen your resilience.

PREVENTION

✅ Personal profile

Manage your basic information (first name, status, level of preparation). You can also see your progress and adjust your plan.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family plan

Create your cell (family, neighbours or team) — you can join several of them — add your loved ones, define gathering points and assign roles to each in case of emergency.

🚩 Local risks

Discover the main risks that affect your municipality (flood, forest fire, ice, etc.) at your municipality level.

🎓 Competences

Test your knowledge of survival, first aid, emergency communication, food, water, etc. Get a score and personalized advice.

📍 Offline cards (temporarily disabled)

Function removed for the moment, the time to rely on it: no reactivation date is announced.

📡 Local alerts

Receive Environment Canada's official alerts for your area (extreme weather, notices, closures). Your area automatically updates to your location, or you choose it by hand.

🧠 Self-assessment

Take stock of your overall level of preparation through a course of preparation themes. Results, advice, progress follow-up.

🎯 Plan according to my locality

Turn your municipality's risks into additions to your 72-hour kit, with reminders adapted to Quebec seasons.

🏃 Guided exercise

A training scenario per month, chosen according to the risks of your locality, to practice with your family.

ACTION

🚨 Trigger an alert

Are you a witness or victim of an event? Make an alert to your family to report an emergency: evacuation, sheltering in place, incident.

🧭 Follow-up by members

View the GPS position of your family members (with their consent) and declared status (safe, need help, critical emergency), and contact them.

🧰 Intervention kit

Check your ideal 72h kit (with or without children, animals, particular health), check its contents, add items.

📝 Crisis log

Keep an event log: what happened, when, where, with whom. Add photos, notes, GPS, documents. Useful for memory or insurance.

📢 Crisis communication

Message templates ready to send to your loved ones or authorities. Stay clear and organized, even under pressure.

📍 Point of assembly

Register your meeting places (home of a relative, gas station, refuge) with map and photo to find easily there.

🆘 Report a situation

Allows you to document an observed incident: breakdown of infrastructure, injury, escape, danger. Can be shared with your loved ones or kept for reference.

📋 Intervention protocols

Protocols supported by official sources (earthquake, fire, flood, heat wave, active shooter and others), with filters by category and level.

🧭 Incident co-pilot

Highlights useful protocols according to the severity of alerting your cell.

🏘️ Solidarity neighbourhoods and Location in the neighbourhood

Organize self-help in your neighbourhood and follow a clear path to act without intervention: call 911, contact the non-emergency police, record observable facts.

RETAILING

🔁 Back to normal

Recovery checklist after an emergency: restore services, check damages, reorganize.

🧾 Intervention review

Analyze what worked well or not. Note the strengths, gaps and plan improvements.

📸 Damage Gallery

Take pictures of the affected places, objects, vehicles or people. Archive for your insurance or records.

📑 Insurance & compensation

Follow your claims, insurance contacts, required documents, steps to complete.

📅 Monitoring & deadlines

Plan the steps to follow after the crisis: calls, repairs, appointments, revisions of your plans. Integrated notifications.

🧹 Cleaning & Repairs

Detailed checklist for post-crisis cleaning: safety, hygiene, damaged materials, areas to be disinfected.

🗂 Administrative procedures

Quick access to forms, numbers and aids available depending on the situation (loss of housing, financial assistance, CNESST, etc.)