Run HSEEP-aligned tabletop exercises with minimal setup. Everything's Fine is a game-based TTX platform your own staff facilitate, built to save your team time and money by handling the HSEEP paperwork so you don't have to. Fun, engaging, and tailored to your needs.
Plan, exercise, evaluate, improve, the full HSEEP cycle in five steps.
Set your objectives, threat profile, target capabilities, and who takes part.
Choose from 104+ scenarios across 7 decks and curate the action cards and injects.
Generate the Situation Manual, Facilitator Guide, and Evaluator Briefing, and share the draft with your planning team for review.
Generate the session code, then run it live: teams work the board, you deliver injects and set discussion timers, the dashboard tracks every group.
Real-time EEG scoring, an AI-generated after-action report, and a formal Improvement Plan.
Every exercise run through a Full Exercise Workshop automatically generates a complete HSEEP-aligned documentation package: the same package a professional facilitator would charge thousands of dollars to produce.
Situation Manual and Facilitator Guide
The participant handbook, and the staff guide with THIRA linkage, objectives, participating organizations, run of show, inject plan, and the Exercise Sponsor signature block. Generated from your exercise setup in minutes.
Exercise Evaluation Guide (EEG)
One evaluator per group. QR-code access. Capability-specific observable tasks auto-loaded from your scenario. Results stream live to the facilitator dashboard.
After-Action Report (AAR)
AI-generated findings across Strengths, Gaps, and Recommendations. Per-player role-specific assessments. NIMS/ICS alignment evaluation.
Improvement Plan (IP)
Pre-populated from AI findings. Corrective Action table with responsible position and target date columns. Formal Exercise Sponsor authorization block.
All-Hazards, Weather, Human-Caused, HAZMAT, Cyber & Infrastructure, Local Government, and ESF Roles. Each scenario is tagged to FEMA Response Core Capabilities and rated by difficulty.
Generate a session code, share it with groups: no accounts needed to participate. Watch every group's progress live on the facilitator dashboard as they play.
Mid-exercise disruptions demand real-time adaptation: comms failures, staff turnover, media crises, resource redirections. The facilitator delivers up to six per group from the live dashboard, or lets each group draw from the scenario's inject deck.
Give one group or the whole room a set time to decide, with the goal on every screen. A timer sent with an inject starts once the group has read it. Nothing locks at zero: it paces the discussion, it doesn't score it.
Claude reviews every decision against your exercise's own objectives, identifies coordination gaps, and drafts NIMS-aligned recommendations calibrated to your team's experience level. Your facilitator reviews and edits every word.
Five response arms expand as teams place action cards. Adjacency rules force prioritization decisions. Scenario-specific cards load automatically: wildfire gets different options than cyber attack.
Add organization-specific cards during play: your actual mutual aid partners, protocols, and resources. Makes every exercise reflect your real response plan.
Share a draft exercise with planners who aren't in the room. They read it through a private, expiring link with no account and leave comments by section; you collect the feedback in one place.
Duplicate any exercise as a test run. The copy is marked TEST RUN on its dashboard and every printed page, so a rehearsal never touches, or gets mistaken for, the real exercise.
Run exercises consistent with HSEEP, with documentation you can use for state and grant reporting. Generate the full documentation package, Situation Manual, Facilitator Guide, EEG, AAR/IP, without hiring an outside consultant.
Build cross-agency coordination muscle with scenarios that require real communication and resource-sharing decisions. Run multiple groups simultaneously from one session code.
ESF-8 activation, mass casualty surge, and disease outbreak response, all built for public health-led coordination. EEG evaluation tied to Public Health, Healthcare, and EMS core capabilities.
Run professional HSEEP-documented exercises for client agencies: bring the tool, hand the client a complete documentation package.
Example workflows for the agencies and professionals this platform was designed for.
EM Director
Brings in 24 staff from public works, fire, health, and admin. Splits into 4 groups with one session code. Each group runs a different scenario. One evaluator per group fills out an EEG via QR code. Full HSEEP documentation package ready by end of day: replaces a $6,000 outside facilitator contract.
Emergency Management Coordinator
Generates the Situation Manual and Facilitator Guide before the exercise, runs the TTX, completes the EEG, and exports the Training Report with Improvement Plan. Has the full documentation package ready for state reporting: done in one afternoon.
Regional Planning Council
Coordinates a joint exercise across the county, three cities, and the local hospital. Multiple groups run simultaneously under one session code. Facilitator monitors all groups live. Each agency walks away with documentation for their own records.
Independent EM Consultant
Shows up at the client site on a Regional / State plan. Creates a session code, assigns an evaluator to each group, and monitors progress from the dashboard. Hands the client a complete HSEEP documentation package as the deliverable. Bills the day rate, not a tool license.
Hospital Emergency Manager
New nursing supervisors run a Public Health scenario at Foundational difficulty. Discussion prompts do the teaching. EEG evaluates Public Health and Mass Care core capabilities. Staff leave understanding their ESF-8 role in plain language.
Fire Department Training Officer
45 minutes at the end of a shift briefing. Pulls up the wildfire scenario, runs with the on-duty crew, triggers an inject mid-exercise. More useful than reading the SOP, and ends with a documented after-action review.
Carley Fitzgerald
FAEM · GISP
“I built this because I've been in the EOC during activations and seen what a good exercise produces, and what it costs. Most county EM offices can't afford that. Their staff outside of EM often don't understand ICS or ESF functions. Both problems are solvable.”
7 years supporting county emergency management in Florida through hurricane and wildfire activations: Planning Section Chief, Situation Unit Lead, GIS Lead. Conference presenter and instructor on Situational Awareness Using GIS and Enhancing Emergency Management with GIS.
Read the full story →No per-exercise fees. No seat minimums. Full documentation package on every plan.
1 account · 1 group per session · watermarked exports
Under 50,000 residents
50,000 to 250,000 residents
250,000 or more residents
Regions & statewide programs
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