Earthquake Alerts: Live Map

Earthquake Alerts: Live Map is a powerful, real-time earthquake monitoring app that delivers critical seismic information directly to your phone. Experience a beautifully simple design optimized for the latest devices, offering global data and instant push notifications—all built to keep you informed and safe.

KEY FEATURES

• Live Earthquake Map: Detect and track earthquakes worldwide in real-time.

• Personalized Alerts: Receive instant push notifications customized by location and magnitude with custom alarm sounds.

• Active Volcano Tracker: Monitor active volcanoes, eruption status, and volcanic activity globally.

• Emergency Safety Kit: Built-in high-pitch emergency whistle, siren, flashlight, and essential earthquake survival guides.

• Seismic Analytics & Charts: Explore monthly earthquake trends, energy release stats, and seismic activity reports.

• Dynamic Island & Lock Screen Widgets: Track major seismic events right from your iOS Lock Screen in real-time.

• Powerful Search & History: Explore global earthquake history dating back to 1970.

• Advanced Filtering: Filter events by continent, country, magnitude, depth, and distance.

• Detailed Event Info: Find exact epicenter, depth, felt reports, shaking intensity, and distance to your location.

• Trusted Data Sources: Powered by over 40 networks including USGS, EMSC, Kandilli, GeoNet, and more.

• Tsunami Bulletins: Stay updated with critical NOAA tsunami data.

• Privacy First: No account required. Optional location access for alerts.

Access the most complete seismic data collection available, customize your maps, set up your notifications, and track events as they happen. Whether you're interested in geology, tracking active fault lines, or just staying safe, Earthquake Alerts: Live Map is the ultimate all-in-one safety app.

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