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Research · N=61 · mai 2026 – sept 2026

What 61 early respondents told us

Before writing a line of the app we asked people how they prepare today and what they would want first. Here are the aggregated answers — counts and shares only, no personal data, no pricing.

61respondents
48%have nothing structured yet
52%are concerned about everyday disruptions (4–5 / 5)
70%are curious or highly likely to try Lastribe

The gap is real

Readiness is something most people intend to do and few have organised. Almost half have nothing structured at all; the rest rely on paper notes or a stray spreadsheet.

The gap is real
  1. Nothing structured48%
  2. Paper lists / notebook25%
  3. Notes or a spreadsheet21%
  4. Other7%
Share of respondents

Steady awareness, not alarm

Concern is real but measured: half of respondents rate it 4 or 5 out of 5, most of the rest sit in the middle. Prepared, not paranoid — the mindset Lastribe is made for.

Steady awareness, not alarm
  1. Low (1–2)20%
  2. Moderate (3)28%
  3. High (4–5)53%
Share of respondents

People want it local

Asked whether they would join or create a small group of 5–15 nearby households, almost half say yes. The Tribe is not a feature we invented; it is what people asked for.

People want it local
  1. Not for me (1–2)36%
  2. Maybe (3)16%
  3. Interested (4–5)48%
Share of respondents

What to build first

Each respondent picked their top three among ten planned features. Connection and local awareness lead: resilient messaging, local alerts and the local tribe — followed by practical tools for tracking what you have.

What to build first
  1. Mesh messaging (no network)44%
  2. Local alerts + risk map43%
  3. Local tribe of 5–15 households43%
  4. Smart inventory + barcode31%
  5. Ready-made checklists28%
  6. Learning paths / courses21%
  7. Offline maps + evacuation21%
  8. Autonomy score18%
  9. Offline crisis mode + SOS16%
  10. Monthly exercises15%
Share of respondents

Appetite to try

Before a single feature had shipped, three in ten said they were highly likely to download and try Lastribe at launch, and four in ten were curious. Seven in ten open to trying is a strong starting signal for a product that did not exist yet.

Appetite to try
  1. Highly likely (8–10 / 10)30%
  2. Curious (4–7 / 10)41%
Share of respondents

Who answered

Respondents sit squarely in the household decision-maker bracket, and interest already crosses borders — with France under-represented in this English-language first wave.

Who answered
  1. 35–4449%
  2. 25–3421%
  3. 45–5421%
  4. 55–645%
  5. 18–243%
Share of respondents
Who answered
  1. Other EU country31%
  2. Scandinavia (SE / NO / DK / FI)20%
  3. Germany16%
  4. Netherlands15%
  5. Ireland5%
  6. Outside the EU5%
  7. United Kingdom5%
  8. Prefer not to say3%
Share of respondents

About this study

These results come from the Lastribe pre-launch survey (Tally, English), completed by 61 respondents between 21. mai 2026 and 19. september 2026. Respondents are early followers who opted in; several Northern-European markets are well represented and France is under-represented in this first wave.

This is an early, directional pulse from an engaged audience, not a representative market study, and percentages are rounded on a small base. Pricing answers are kept internal, free-text answers and e-mail addresses are never published, and no per-respondent data leaves the survey tool. Figures are first-party and reproducible from the source export.

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