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Earthquake Watch

Earthquake Watch

Worldwide Earthquake Coverage

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 17, 2009
  • March 17, 2020

Developer

Mobeezio, Inc.
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About

Track earthquakes and tsunamis globally in real-time. Receive instant notifications for significant seismic events and access data from numerous international reporting agencies. Customize alerts and view detailed information on an integrated map.

✓Live earthquake data from global agencies
✓Real-time push notifications
✓Customizable notification settings
✓Tsunami information
✓Filter earthquakes by distance, magnitude, and time
✓Google Map integration
✓Social media sharing
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What's New in Earthquake Watch

4.4.0

March 17, 2020

Fixes for latest OS Version

User reviews

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Notifications

I don’t receive the notifications of any earthquakes on my location
Carlos@&$456Carlos@&$456

Thank you!

Complete and accurate information, when and where needed! Many years now with this app... so, thank you!
BoritaliaBoritalia

Back to 5 stars

The best earthquake app on the App Store and my favorite.

Back to 5 stars after a technical issue that was quickly resolved.
TrishAnne001TrishAnne001

Great for Quakes!

Super fast accurate reporting of earth shakes 24-7!
geemartgeemart

Earthquake App

Accurate, fast, efficient 24/7!
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FAQ

What does the Earthquake Watch app do?

This app provides real-time tracking of earthquakes and tsunamis worldwide. It aggregates data from numerous international reporting agencies, allowing users to stay informed about seismic events as they happen. You can view earthquake locations, magnitudes, and receive instant notifications.

What are the main features of Earthquake Watch?

Key features include live data from major geological agencies, real-time push notifications for earthquakes over 5.0 magnitude, customizable alert settings based on magnitude and quiet times, tsunami information, and filtering options by distance, magnitude, and timeframe. It also offers Google Map integration and social media sharing capabilities.

Is Earthquake Watch free to use?

Yes, the app is free to download and use. It offers free lifetime updates, meaning you will receive all future enhancements and data without any additional cost. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

What devices is Earthquake Watch compatible with?

The application is optimized for Apple devices, including the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. It is designed to provide a seamless experience across these platforms.

How can I use Earthquake Watch to stay informed about seismic events?

You can use the app to monitor earthquakes and tsunamis in real-time, view them on an integrated map, and receive instant notifications for significant events. The filtering options allow you to focus on specific regions or magnitudes, and you can even report if you felt an earthquake directly to the USGS website.