PREPHAUS Terms of Service
These Terms of Service are a legally binding agreement between you and PREPHAUS, INC., governing your access to and use of PREPHAUS websites, applications, software, household resilience tools, content, products, subscriptions, and related services.
Effective and last updated September 4, 2026
Please read these terms carefully. They include important disclaimers concerning emergency preparedness, artificial intelligence, property risk, Resilience Scores, third-party products, and Community content. They also include an agreement to arbitrate certain disputes and a class-action waiver unless you timely opt out as described in the complete Terms.
By creating an account, accepting these Terms, purchasing or using a paid Service, posting to the Community, or otherwise using the Services, you agree to the Terms and the Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, do not use the Services.
PREPHAUS is not an emergency service
PREPHAUS is not a 911 service, emergency dispatch or monitoring service, public warning system, fire or security alarm service, medical service, or substitute for government or first-responder communications. Do not rely on PREPHAUS as your sole source of emergency information.
During an actual or suspected emergency, call 911 when appropriate, follow instructions from local authorities and first responders, and monitor official emergency alerts and government information. Do not delay evacuation, medical treatment, emergency response, or another time-sensitive protective action while waiting for PREPHAUS information.
Preparedness information and scores
Household resilience depends on event severity, location, property and household circumstances, human behavior, equipment condition, installation quality, utilities, infrastructure, weather, emergency response, supplies, and other factors outside PREPHAUS control. Preparedness may reduce certain risks; it does not eliminate risk.
Resilience Scores, pillar scores, duration-specific scores, readiness indicators, gap analyses, and capability estimates are informational planning tools. They are not insurance or actuarial scores, government certifications, inspections, engineering certifications, warranties, predictions of safety, or guarantees of emergency performance.