Earthquake Maps vs Quakescan

eQuake is a modern earthquake tracking app built to make seismic activity easier to follow, easier to understand, and more meaningful at a glance. With a live map, detailed event views, and advanced filtering tools, eQuake helps you follow recent seismic activity with greater clarity and explore events in a more informed way. It does more than display data. It turns seismic information into a cleaner, more readable, and more refined experience. Highlights - Live earthquake and seismic event map - Detailed event information - Filter by magnitude - Filter by date range - Filter by event type - Quickly center the map on your location - View your distance to an earthquake - View your distance to the nearest fault line - Instantly see last update time and event count One of eQuake's standout strengths is its multi-source data approach and advanced map visualizations. The app combines earthquake data from both USGS and EMSC, then refines it with its own merge logic to create a cleaner, more balanced, and more consistent event stream. This helps handle duplicate records more intelligently and delivers a more polished tracking experience. Advanced Map Layers - Active Fault Layer for viewing seismic activity in a richer geological context - Scatter Plot view for reading event distribution with greater clarity - Heat Map view for spotting regional intensity patterns at a glance - Mag Heat view for interpreting density and magnitude impact together eQuake presents earthquake data through a more refined visual language, making it easier to track recent seismic movement, explore events in greater depth, and follow multi-source data through a more elevated experience. Purchases are linked to your Apple Account and can be restored when eligible.

Quakescan shows you recent earthquakes near your location, pulling live data directly from the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program — the same source used by seismologists worldwide. No account, no ads, no tracking. Open the app and see a clean list of nearby quakes: each one shows its magnitude, distance from you, time since the event, and depth. Tap any earthquake to see it on a map with full USGS details and a direct link to the source data. Filter by radius (50 to 500 km), time window (1, 7, or 30 days), and minimum magnitude. Results are cached locally so the app stays useful with a spotty connection. Pull to refresh for the latest data. Features: • Nearest-first earthquake list with magnitude color coding • Tap-to-detail: map, depth, felt reports, alert level, USGS link • Adjustable search radius, time window, and minimum magnitude filter • 15-minute local cache — works offline after first load • Location-aware — shows your distance to each event • Source: USGS Earthquake Hazards Program (public, no auth) • No account, no sign-in, no data collection