The Go Bag
Seventy-two hoursThree days of food, water, light, warmth and first aid for two, packed to leave in ten minutes.
- Water
- 6 L sealed + filter
- Food
- 2,200+ kcal a day
- Power
- Power bank, radio
- Pack
- Waxed-canvas rucksack
Luxury survival kits for the AI age · Assembled to order in the UK
AI is making cyber-attacks faster and more frequent. Power, payments, phones and food all run on networks that have already failed in Britain. AIRGAP kits keep your household fed, warm, lit, powered and in contact on its own, for seventy-two hours or a full year.
The UK Government's Be Ready campaign now asks every household to cope alone for three days. Could yours? Prepare now.
Nationally significant cyber-attacks on the UK in a year, more than double the year before. Source
The estimated cost to the UK economy of one cyber-attack on Jaguar Land Rover. Source
GCHQ's cyber agency says AI makes intrusions more effective and widens the attack surface of national infrastructure. Source
The Be Ready campaign asks every household to be able to cope alone for three days. Source
The collection · Five kits
Each number is the days it keeps a household of two going without help. Every kit includes the one before it.
Three days of food, water, light, warmth and first aid for two, packed to leave in ten minutes.
Seven days at home with power, heat and cooking, plus the Go Bag for leaving in a hurry.
A month for two with 4 kWh of solar-charged power, gravity water filtration and satellite messaging.
Three months, installed: backup power wired into your home, stored water, Starlink and a defibrillator.
A full year for two, designed around your property, installed, and serviced twice a year.
Prices include VAT and UK mainland delivery. No payment is taken until your allocation is confirmed.
Why now
Every one of these happened in the last two and a half years, and none of them needed a war. The question for a household is not whether the systems fail, but what you have at home when they do.
is how long the Government now asks every household to manage alone, with no help from outside. Be Ready
Be Ready asks every home to manage three days alone: three litres of water per person per day, a radio, cash, printed documents. Be Ready
The estimated cost to the UK economy: around £1.9bn, the most damaging cyber event Britain has recorded. PA
The UK's cyber agency handled more than twice as many as the year before. PA
It warns that critical systems that don't keep pace with AI-enabled attackers will become more vulnerable by 2027. NCSC
A blackout hits millions in seconds. As phones and internet fail, battery radios sell out. AP
M&S stops taking online orders for weeks; the Co-op says data on millions of members is taken. PA
Its assessment: AI will almost certainly raise the volume and impact of attacks. NCSC
The ten systems
Water, food, cooking, heat, light, power, comms, medical, hygiene, tools. Here is how each kit covers them.
| System | No. 3Seventy-two hours | No. 7One week | No. 30One month | No. 90One season | No. 365One year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water | 6 L sealed, personal filter, tablets | 12 L sealed, 378 L bath reservoir | + gravity filter for thousands of litres | + 500 L stored, installed | + rainwater filtration, installed |
| Food | 2,200 kcal a day, 5-yr shelf life | 7 days, plus the Larder | 30 days, up to 25-yr shelf life | 90 days, shelved and labelled | 365 days, plus a seed vault |
| Cooking | Rapid-boil stove | + wood-burning stove that charges phones | Both stoves, more gas | + twin burner on LPG | Two of each |
| Heat | Wool throw, 2 bivvies | + down sleeping bags, merino, hot-water bottles | + indoor warm-room tent, heated throws | Merino for every season | As No. 90, for a year |
| Light | 2 head torches, lantern | + a second lantern | 3 lanterns | 4 lanterns | 6 lanterns |
| Power | Power bank | 1 kWh + 200 W solar | 4 kWh + 440 W solar | 4 kWh wired to essentials, 880 W solar | 13.5 kWh home battery + generator |
| Comms | Wind-up and solar radio | + walkie-talkies | + satellite messenger | + Starlink | + satellite phone |
| Medical | First aid kit, tourniquet | + haemostatic gauze, oximeter | + trauma module, course for two | + defibrillator | + courses for four |
| Hygiene | Hygiene pouches, sanitary, toilet bags | + bucket toilet | + 30-day refills, menstrual cup | 90-day supply | 365-day supply |
| Tools & papers | Knife, fire steel, OS map of your home, signal-blocking pouches | + multi-tool, extinguisher, smoke and CO alarm | + hatchet, fire case, signal-blocking holdall | + fire safe, installed | Two of everything that matters |
| Packed in | Waxed-canvas rucksack | Wheeled hard case | Oak chest + 2 cases | 4 cases + fitted shelving | Bespoke trunk + provision room |
| Service | Field manual | + written household plan | + video consultation | + survey, install, Rotation year one | + two visits a year, concierge |
The method
You talk to a person, not a checkout. Each kit is built for the household it is going to.
Tell us who the kit is for. No payment is taken until we confirm.
We adjust for ages, diets, allergies, pets and medical needs.
Every kit is packed by hand, tested, numbered and signed.
Courier for No. 3 and No. 7. Our own team delivers or installs the rest.
We replace anything before it expires, so the kit is ready on the day.
Membership
A kit only matters if it works on the day. Members have the Larder refreshed, batteries serviced, anything nearing its date replaced, and the household plan updated every year.
Bespoke & white-glove
We design resilience for whole properties: country estates, London townhouses, staff cottages, yachts and offices. One survey, one plan, one team, with white-glove delivery and installation across London and the Home Counties.
The journal
Plain-English guides on AI, cyber-attacks, power cuts and the internet going down, checked against government advice. All guides.
Forget killer robots. The AI risk security agencies warn about is quieter and more likely: faster cyber-attacks on the networks that run power, payments, phones and food. Here is what that means at home, and the kit that covers it.
Read · 9 minInternet outagesPayments, phones, heating apps, news, maps and the food supply all run over networks. Here is what stops first, what keeps working, and how to keep a household running offline.
Read · 8 minCyberBritain's most damaging cyber-attacks so far hit companies, but households felt them: empty shelves, cancelled orders, stolen data. Here is how to prepare on both fronts.
Read · 8 minChecklistThe Government now asks every household to manage for three days on its own. Here is what that means in practice, how much of each item to keep, and the gaps in most official lists.
Read · 8 minWinter allocations open · Christmas orders close 7 December
Every kit is assembled by hand and numbered, so each month's allocations are limited. Tell us who it is for and we will confirm your allocation, delivery date and any changes for allergies, infants, pets or medical needs.