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Stay informed about earthquakes around the world with Earthquake Monitor, a clear and easy-to-use app for viewing recent seismic activity and receiving personalized alerts.
REAL-TIME EARTHQUAKE MAP
Explore recent M2.5+ earthquakes on an interactive global map. Earthquake effects and range indicators make it easy to identify where an event occurred and understand its location at a glance.
DETAILED EVENT INFORMATION
View essential information for each earthquake, including:
• Magnitude
• Location
• Date and time
• Depth
• Review status
• Data source
Select an event from the latest activity list to focus the map on its epicenter and see additional details.
PERSONALIZED EARTHQUAKE ALERTS
Choose which earthquakes you want to hear about. Notifications can be configured for:
• All countries and regions
• Selected countries and regions
• Events within a specified distance of your current location
Set a custom radius around your location so alerts remain relevant to you.
AUTOMATIC UPDATES
Earthquake Monitor regularly refreshes recent event data, helping you keep track of new activity without repeatedly reloading the app.
MULTILINGUAL SUPPORT
Use the app in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Italian, or German. You can follow your iPhone’s language automatically or select a language manually.
DESIGNED FOR CLARITY
The map-first interface keeps important information easy to find. Magnitudes, intensity indicators, event times, depths, and locations are presented in a compact layout designed for quick checking.
Whether you want to follow global seismic activity, monitor selected regions, or receive alerts near your current location, Earthquake Monitor gives you a simple way to stay aware.
Earthquake data is provided by external public sources and may be delayed, revised, or unavailable. This app is intended for informational purposes only and should not replace official emergency warnings, instructions, or local safety guidance.
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What's New in Earthquake Monitor & Alerts
1.0
August 12, 2026
