Most tools calling themselves "AI exercise design" are chatbots that generate content. Exercise design isn't a content problem — it's a coordination problem. Exercise Designer V2 is a ground-up rebuild: an agentic reasoning loop, a collaborative workspace with real roles for external reviewers, four ways to start (including a full Autopilot), 70+ scenario starters, and a Revise mode that can digest a SitMan with hundreds of reviewer comments and plan how to incorporate them. Grounded in your Preppr Knowledge base. Live today.

For years, Ask Preppr was a doc chatbot. You asked a question, it gave you an answer. Useful, but not the tool emergency managers and public health practitioners actually needed for real preparedness work. Today it's something different — an agentic assistant that reasons across your entire Preppr Knowledge base, plans its own work, runs specialized helpers in parallel, and delivers cited, exportable artifacts you can actually use. Here's what ships in the rebuild, and why it changes the kind of work you can do in a chat.

Tabletop exercises are only as good as the documentation they generate — and most organizations are leaving that value on the table. This guide covers the manual discipline behind high-quality exercise design, delivery, and documentation, and shows how Preppr compresses the timeline across all three phases. From writing objectives that produce evaluable decisions to running a hotwash that seeds the improvement plan, every practice here is designed to make your AAR easier to write and harder to ignore.

Not all AI vendors can answer basic questions about accuracy, security, and what their product actually does. Here are 10 questions and 7 buzzwords to cut through the marketing before you sign.

Emergency managers and preparedness professionals often compare Preppr and EM1 because both platforms incorporate AI-supported workflows, but they are designed to support different parts of the preparedness lifecycle. EM1 is focused on reviewing, evaluating, and managing emergency plans, with an emphasis on plan documentation, retrieval, and alignment with FEMA and state preparedness requirements. Preppr is a tabletop exercise platform designed to support the design, facilitation, and documentation of exercises through integrated, pre-structured workflows. Preppr incorporates analysis of existing plans, multi-stakeholder input, contextual information, and guided exercise processes to support discussion capture, after-action documentation, and identification of improvement areas that can inform preparedness planning.

For Emergency Managers facing skyrocketing demand and flat budgets, traditional manual work is no longer sustainable. This post details how US agencies use Preppr to design, distribute, and facilitate HSEEP-compliant exercises for dozens of community partners at once. From automated AAR generation to simultaneous school drills, learn how to transform your agency from a bottleneck into a high-output resilience engine.