Most AI tools forget you the moment the conversation ends. You upload a document, ask a question, get an answer — and the next time you log in, you're starting over. Every session is a fresh amnesia. Today we're launching Preppr Knowledge — a persistent memory layer that sits underneath Ask Preppr, Exercise Designer V2, and every other tool in the platform. It holds your doctrine, your plans, your organization's context, and (increasingly) the work you've done with Preppr itself. It's what turns a chat assistant into a genuine thinking partner for preparedness.

Emergency exercises fail when they're disconnected from organizational reality — built on generic templates, designed in isolation, and shelved after delivery. Preppr Exercise Designer V2 is built around a different premise: that the quality of an exercise depends on how deeply it's grounded in your actual plans, your actual gaps, and your actual stakeholders. V2 meets you wherever your planning process is — from a blank page to a SITMAN covered in redlines — and produces a complete, doctrine-aligned, delivery-ready exercise plan with a full audit trail of how it was built. This article walks through how it works and why it's designed that way.

A walkthrough of our in development Preppr Action for generating emergency alert templates. Developed with help from Sarah K. Miller, Philippe Borremans, and Amelia Burke-Garcia, this tool uses a multi-agent AI to guide users through a wildfire alert scenario. See how Preppr creates tailored messages for IPAWS, Nixle, and social media in English and Spanish, from the initial warning to the final "All Clear." Full process and results inside.

A comprehensive overview of all new features, improvements, and fixes delivered over the past three months, organized by feature area.

Preppr Intelligence transforms 80,000+ open sources into clear, actionable insights for your jurisdiction. Instead of drowning in raw data, here's what you need to know for August 2025.

How Preppr-powered document analysis is transforming the way emergency managers maintain critical planning consistency