Tremula

Name: Tremula
Author: Joe Wilson

Real-time planet monitoring

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🔧 Utilities

☀️ Weather

Archived App (Last seen on 8 Jul 2026)

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April 9, 2026
May 6, 2026
1.2
iOS 17.0+
4+
3.14MB
iPhone, iPad
a month ago
English

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macOS Compatibility

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Joe Wilson

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Tremula helps you see what is happening around Earth and above it. Track nearby earthquakes, official weather alerts, flood activity, wildfire and thermal hotspot detections, asteroid close approaches, solar activity, NASA astronomy images, and the live position of the International Space Station. Tremula brings together public data sources into one simple app so you can quickly understand local and global activity. Features include: * Nearby earthquake activity * Official weather alerts from the National Weather Service * Flood and water-related awareness * Wildfire and satellite thermal hotspot context * Asteroid close approaches * Solar flare and coronal mass ejection activity * NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day * Live ISS location with map follow mode * Interactive map of Earth and sky activity * Event details with source and freshness information * Optional notifications for important activity * Background checks when iOS allows them Tremula uses public data sources including USGS, NOAA, NWS, NASA, and other public space and Earth science feeds. Some NASA-backed requests are routed through a small Cloudflare Worker to keep API keys out of the app. Background checks and notifications are best effort. iOS decides when background refresh is allowed based on battery, network, device usage, and system settings. Tremula should not be used as a sole source for emergency decisions. Always follow official local guidance during severe weather, wildfire, flood, earthquake, or other emergency events.

What's New in Tremula

1.2

May 6, 2026

* Added official National Weather Service weather alerts * Added weather alert severity controls * Added optional notifications for important local activity * Added background refresh support for best-effort alert checks * Added live ISS map follow mode with a Stop Follow option * Improved map startup so it opens near your location * Removed glitchy map filters for a simpler map experience * Added NASA-backed asteroid, solar flare, CME, and APOD data through a secure Worker * Moved NASA API keys out of the app * Added Cloudflare Worker support for protected NASA data requests * Improved wildfire wording to distinguish satellite thermal hotspots from confirmed active incidents * Added global FIRMS hotspot fallback when no nearby hotspot data is available * Improved EONET wildfire and ground-event handling * Improved flood, fire, weather, earthquake, and space event refresh behavior * Improved notification tap handling * Improved notification grouping in Settings * Simplified Settings for a cleaner end-user experience * Removed Saved Places * Removed unused map filter and legacy saved-place code * Improved location-off fallback wording * Improved source and freshness labels * Improved background refresh location handling * Fixed app badge clearing after notification opens * Fixed ISS map tap and zoom behavior * Fixed ISS follow mode so users are not trapped following the station * Reduced ISS polling for better battery behavior * Updated privacy and support language around public data sources and background checks * General bug fixes, cleanup, performance improvements, and release polish