Taiwan EEW: Earthquake Warning

Taiwan EEW: Earthquake Warning

ZERO Latency Earthquake Alerts

15 ratings
59 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 14, 2023
  • July 9, 2026

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Receive real-time earthquake alerts with countdowns and local intensity information. Customize alert thresholds to be notified of moderate or small earthquakes. This app provides crucial seconds to prepare for seismic events.

Real-time strong earthquake alerts
Countdown and local intensity display
Push notifications with alarm sounds
Customizable alert thresholds
Official partner of Central Weather Bureau
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What's New in Taiwan EEW

2.0.8

July 9, 2026

Fixes: 1. Fixed an issue where the donation page could not be opened 2. My sleep?

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Subscription plans

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$3.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$0.99

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User reviews

過去データも見れるように戻してほしい

速報バナーで開くと、最新の1件しか見られなくなってしまい、大型地震の告知のあと、小型の余震データしか見えないことが多々あります。また、津波?と思われるバナーを押下しても何も見られないです。
過去数年前のアプリでは過去データは見えたので、戻してほしい。よろしくお願いします。

待改善

三天兩頭出現一個錯誤訊息,不是亂碼就是內部測試誤發到外部通知推送,然後又再發一個道歉澄清訊息==

真的很棒

比國家警報還要可靠
地震前10秒就開始響 有時還會懷疑是不是壞了 但事實是它非常的準確 讓我能更快提高警覺並有心理準備 真的很棒👏

很棒的軟體

非常感謝開發這款優質的軟體,通知非常即時!因為常常各縣市跑,希望可以連動定位!謝謝

收到了開發者的用心回覆

之前都會延遲不準確
但現在開發者有回覆「此問題已經在 2024 下旬更換服務商解決」
事實最近使用真的有恢復以往的準確度了!

User experience

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Reported Bugs

9 issues

Notifications not received

Bug

Location not updating to current position

Bug

App shows false alarms (notifications when no earthquake)

Bug

Historical data is no longer visible after updates

Bug

Persistent notification count badge

Bug

Notification bug in current version

Bug

App sometimes doesn't sound or notify

Bug

Text in notifications is too short to read fully

Bug

App shows error messages (garbled text, internal test messages)

Bug

Requested Features

10 requests

Restore historical data view

Feature

Link with location services

Feature

Add more regions/cities (e.g., Pingtung, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Yunlin)

Feature

Option to choose notification intensity

Feature

Automatic location detection

Feature

More detailed display options

Feature

Interconnection with national systems

Feature

Louder alarm sounds

Feature

Ability to select specific counties/cities for notifications

Feature

More comprehensive historical records

Feature

FAQ

What does the Taiwan EEW app do?

The Taiwan EEW app provides real-time earthquake alerts immediately after an earthquake occurs. It displays a countdown to the shaking and the estimated local intensity, offering crucial seconds to prepare. The app is an official partner of the Central Weather Bureau.

How does the earthquake alert system work?

The app receives earthquake data from the Central Weather Bureau and pushes notifications with alarm sounds. Users can customize the alert threshold, ensuring they are notified of moderate or small earthquakes that might otherwise be missed. Critical notifications are reserved for moderate to large earthquakes with an estimated intensity of 3 or higher.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the Taiwan EEW app is currently free to use. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, as indicated by its current development phase.

What are the criteria for an earthquake warning?

Earthquake warnings are issued for events with a magnitude of 4.5 or above and/or an estimated intensity of 3 or higher in any area nationwide. The 'CRITICAL Notifications' feature specifically focuses on moderate or large earthquakes with an estimated intensity of 3 or higher.

What should I do if I receive an earthquake alert?

When you receive an earthquake alert, use the crucial seconds provided to prepare for potential shaking. While the app offers immediate data, it's important to remember that earthquake warnings may have inaccuracies or false alarms. Always rely on the Central Weather Bureau's final earthquake report for official information during emergencies.