OutlastyLost in the wild
Shelter, water, signaling, and how to stay found.
“You've been lost for a day. You find a clear, fast stream.”
Survival training, two minutes a day
If you were stranded tonight, how long would you last?
Outlasty drops you into real emergencies, one short scenario a day, until knowing what to do becomes instinct.
How it works
Small and daily beats big and rare.
No hour-long videos and no textbooks. Real situations, quick decisions, and a clear reason behind every answer.
01
Take the survival test
Three honest questions show where you stand today. There are no wrong answers. It's your starting line.
02
One scenario a day
Each lesson puts you in a real situation. You decide, Scout explains why, and you're done in two minutes.
03
Build real instincts
Streaks, badges and skill packs turn knowledge into reflex, so you're the calm one when it counts.
The scenarios
Train for the places it actually happens.
Pick the situations you're most likely to face, or prepare for all of them.
Open water
Capsizing, currents, cold shock and staying afloat.
“You fall into cold water and can't control your breathing.”
Earthquake
“You're outside when the ground starts shaking.”
Extreme cold
“Your car is stuck in a snowstorm, miles from town.”
City blackout
“The power is out across the city and it is getting dark.”
Skill tracks
Six skills that keep you alive.
Every scenario trains the fundamentals that survival instructors teach first.
Water & Hydration
Find it, make it safe, and make it last.
Fire & Warmth
Start a fire and hold onto body heat.
Shelter Building
Get out of the elements with what's around you.
Navigation
Find your way without a signal.
First Aid
Handle injuries until help arrives.
Disaster Survival
Know the first moves when disaster hits.
Meet Scout
A guide who's read every survival manual.
Scout cheers when you get it right, explains when you don't, and keeps your streak alive on the days you'd rather skip.
Who is Outlasty for?
Anyone who wants to know what to do when it counts: hikers, campers, boaters, parents, or anyone who got hooked on survival videos and wants the real skills behind them.
How much time does it take?
About two minutes a day. You set your own pace, from one scenario a day to a full pack every few days.
Is the advice reliable?
Lessons are built on widely accepted survival and first-aid guidance. Outlasty is for education, though, and doesn't replace professional training or emergency services. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
What devices does it work on?
Outlasty is available on iPhone.
How long would you last?
Take the survival test, get your score, and start training tonight.