
Every Earthquake
Every Earthquake Ever Recorded
About
Access a comprehensive database of all recorded earthquakes worldwide, from 1567 to the present. Filter and sort events by various criteria, view detailed information including maps and tsunami possibilities, and receive customizable notifications for new seismic activity.
What's New in Every Earthquake
1.2
January 2, 2023
Sort your filtered results by date, magnitude, significance, USGS Felt It reports count and intensity! Quake/Event details expanded to include a map, alert level, significance, felt it reports, intensity, depth, tsunami possibility and What3Words location!
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FAQ
What is the age rating for Every Earthquake?
Every Earthquake has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating indicates that the content is generally appropriate for children and adults.
Does Every Earthquake have ads?
No, Every Earthquake is ad-free. Users can enjoy the application without any interruptions from advertisements, providing a clean and focused experience.
How often is Every Earthquake updated?
Every Earthquake was last updated on January 2, 2023, with version 1.2. The app was initially released on December 29, 2022, suggesting a relatively recent and active development cycle.
What devices support Every Earthquake?
Every Earthquake is available on iPhones and iPads. This means users with Apple mobile devices can access its features for tracking seismic events.
What is the user rating for Every Earthquake?
Every Earthquake boasts an impressive rating of 4.9 stars from 48 ratings. This high score suggests strong user satisfaction with the app's functionality and data.
Can I get earthquake alerts with Every Earthquake?
Yes, Every Earthquake allows you to receive notifications for new earthquakes and seismic events. You can customize these alerts based on magnitude and proximity to your location.
How far back does the earthquake data in Every Earthquake go?
Every Earthquake provides access to all 4.3 million worldwide earthquakes and seismic events ever reported by the USGS, starting from the first documented earthquake in 1567 to the present day.
Can I search for specific earthquakes in Every Earthquake?
Yes, you can search for and view all recorded earthquakes. The app allows filtering by magnitude, event type, date, and location, including your current position or provided coordinates.










