Privacy planning · Free browser tool
Recovery Readiness Checker
Check whether your device, backup, and recovery plan could survive loss or damage. Answer locally without entering a password or recovery phrase.
Runs on this device
No answer storage
Free to use
Private workspace
Find the weakest part of your recovery plan without entering any password, recovery phrase, backup code, or other secret.
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Answers stay in this tab and are used only to prioritize the guidance shown on this page.
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What this tool does
A focused job, with a visible boundary.
Find the weakest part of your recovery plan without entering any password, recovery phrase, backup code, or other secret.
Prioritized recovery actions
Device, backup, storage, and testing coverage
Know the limits
A local check is not a guarantee.
Your answers stay in this tab, but the guidance is general, cannot inspect your setup, and cannot replace a real recovery test, security audit, or specialist safety plan.
- The result is educational guidance, not a guarantee that recovery will succeed.
- The checker cannot inspect your backups or verify a recovery phrase.
- Requirements vary between apps, devices, organizations, and legal jurisdictions.
Four local steps
How to use recovery checker.
- 01
Start without entering any secret information.
- 02
Answer eight questions about backups, separation, testing, and emergency access.
- 03
Review the readiness level and highest-priority gaps.
- 04
Complete the recommended actions and repeat the check later.
Clear answers
Recovery checker questions.
Will this ask for my recovery phrase?
No. Never enter a recovery phrase, password, backup code, encryption key, or similar secret into this checker.
Does a good result guarantee recovery?
No. It indicates that several important planning practices are present, but only a safe real-world recovery test can provide stronger confidence.
Are my answers stored?
No. Answers and recommendations remain in the current browser tab and are cleared when you restart or close it.