Prepare your home for outages. Plan with confidence.

Proactaiv brings backup power, connectivity, essential loads, and local expertise into one practical resilience plan.

Proactaiv uses ZIP code and assessment selections to understand aggregated resilience needs by area. We do not use this information to identify you.

Modern Texas home with warm lights, home battery, and backup connectivity at dusk

⚡Keep your
home powered

⌁Stay connected
when it matters

✓Protect what
matters most

$Make smart,
cost-aware decisions

Local insightsRecommendations shaped around your area.

Independent planningCompare options without a sales script.

Auditable estimatesSee runtime assumptions, versions, and sources.

Plan with clarityA step-by-step roadmap for your home.

How Proactaiv works

Start with the home, not a product.

In about five minutes, answer practical questions and Proactaiv turns them into a coordinated plan for power, communications, and essential household operations.

Model the home

Translate your essential loads, outage target, and connection needs into visible wattage, surge, and runtime assumptions.

Keep the inputs governed

Compare named products against first-party sources and versioned planning ranges. Every source has a review date, and availability stays conditional on the exact address and utility.

Turn the result into a decision

Get a versioned report with outage performance, costs, incentive questions, seasonal risk context, a PDF, and optional provider matching when the pilot has verified coverage.

Calculation engineDeterministic load profiles and battery reserve assumptions create a repeatable result. They are planning inputs, not an engineering design.

Source maintenanceProduct facts, provider offers, and cost assumptions are recorded with source links and review dates so stale information is visible.

What the report includesArchitecture, runtime, product paths, a step-by-step roadmap, outage-cost context, financial questions, report versions, and sources.

Built for Texas homes first

See what your home could support.

Start with your ZIP code. You can refine the plan as you learn more about your home.

Texas provider pilot

Providers: apply to join the Texas pilot.

Submit your service area and capabilities for review. Homeowners see illustrative records until verified matches are live in their area.

Severe-weather research

NOAA Severe Weather Database

NOAA's Storm Events Database documents significant storms and other weather events, including events associated with injuries, property damage, and disruption to commerce. Records are entered by the National Weather Service.

Explore NOAA storm events ↗