A private prep, damage, and claims workspace for households in hurricane, wildfire, tornado, and flood country. Build the family plan before the season, log damage room-by-room after, and walk into the claim with a packet ready.
Founder's price locked · No account · Nothing leaves your phone
Storm is what shows up when you flip Zeno into Storm mode. The whole pack is built around one thing: turning the chaos of a season into a checklist your household can actually follow.
Setup asks your primary risk (hurricane / wildfire / tornado / flood / winter storm / earthquake), household size including pets, mobility or medical needs, prep maturity, and insurance comfort. Every plan and brief uses those answers.
Open the app, tap into Storm, and you're home. The active storm or season is at the top — one tap to keep prepping. The next row covers everything else: family plan, supply gaps, evacuation route, damage log, claim brief.
Name the storm or season, confirm storm type, set a target ready-by date, and tag the threat level. Only name is required — the rest auto-fills from your setup. Everything saves on-device the moment you tap Save.
After the storm passes, every room gets a quick walkthrough. Dictate what you see, snap photos as you go, and Zeno tags each entry to the room and damage type. By the time you're back in the kitchen, the claim brief is half-written.
The Plan Detail screen has the outputs you'll use most as primary actions: Family plan, Supply gaps, Claim brief, Contractor handoff. Tap any, and Zeno reads your setup answers, the storm's damage logs, and your policy details, then writes a draft. You review. Then you act.
Every output is generated from the same source: your setup answers, the storm's damage logs, and your household memory. You can edit any of them before sharing or filing.
Meeting points, contact tree, pet info, medical needs, evacuation logistics — share-ready as PDF, SMS, or print.
Your pantry vs what your zone needs. Calls out missing items, expiring meds, and the per-person water gap.
Two routes with offline maps, gas stops, pet-friendly shelters along the way. Updates if a route closes.
Room-by-room voice + photo capture. Auto-tagged by category. Searchable when the adjuster asks for "the kitchen photos."
Itemized damage, timestamps, photos, policy reference. Formatted for your insurer if Zeno knows the carrier.
A clean packet for the roofer, restoration crew, or estimator. Your damage list in their format, not yours.
Both of these came from the same storm — Hurricane Wilma walkthrough at the Douglas household. One you share with family; one you send to the carrier.
Two promises every Storm user gets: it works when the grid is down, and your policy info isn't somebody else's training data.
The OFFLINE READY chip lives at the top of your Storm home. Family plans, supply lists, evacuation routes, damage logs, and on-device claim briefs all work without internet. Even your downloaded evac maps stay accessible.
Policy numbers, deductibles, and household details are stored locally in Zeno's encrypted database — obfuscated in the UI until you tap to reveal. Cloud sync is optional and off by default.
Storm's setup asks your primary risk so Zeno can prep like one of your neighbors. Pick what fits — Zeno doesn't care if you're rebuilding after fire or boarding for a hurricane.
Drawn from conversations with hurricane-coast homeowners, wildfire-zone families, and one tornado-alley restoration crew.
Zeno itself is free to install. Storm is the prep + claims pack — you only pay if you want the family workspace, damage logger, and claim briefs.
No subscription. No per-claim fees. No "AI credits." Founder's price locks in for everyone who joins the waitlist before public launch — even if the price goes up later.
Each pack has its own page, its own setup flow, and its own audience. Field is live now; the rest are joining Storm on the waitlist.
Join the waitlist now, lock in the founder's price, and shape which carriers' claim formats land first. Zeno is free to install — try the Field pack today to see how the workspace feels in your hand.