This update is huge. QuakeInfo™ is now built specifically for iPad and can run on Apple Silicon Macs. Explore the world on your iPad and see earthquakes across the globe like never before. We've also fixed a few minor issues to make the QuakeInfo™ experience on all platforms even better.

This QuakeInfo™ update adds home and lock screen widgets so you can review the latest quakes, significant quakes or the most-relevant quake without opening the app. Stay informed right from your home or lock screens. Tap any quake on the widget to open QuakeInfo™ and view the quake's details. If you find QuakeInfo™ to be useful, please leave a review! It really helps.

Minor under-the-hood improvements to keep QuakeInfo™ working well now and into the future.

Refined search behavior, particularly when quakes are being fetched.

Adjustments to how clusters of earthquakes are displayed on the map. Clusters with both Minor (M 2.x) and Slight (M 3.x) quakes are now shown with a gray background. Improved the readability of the quake magnitude and place when viewing quake details.

A whole new search experience and a much-improved map are here. This QuakeInfo™ update includes: • A new Search tab which makes it easier to find earthquakes by place or magnitude. The Search tab opens with relevant suggestions. • Updated map with redesigned markers to improve readability and make epicenters easier to identify. • Expanded magnitude scale with a new option to set the minimum magnitude to M3.0 ("Slight") so you can filter out smaller, more frequent and less important events • On-map arrow pointing to the most-recent quake when outside of the region currently being viewed • Earthquake clusters on the map reduces clutter in busy regions. Tap a cluster to zoom in and choose an earthquake from the group to view its details. Long press on a cluster (for a bit less than one second) to view a list of earthquakes in that cluster and select one to view its details. • Improved map navigation, scaling, interactions, automatic centering on the most-recent quake, and performance. And if you enjoy QuakeInfo™ and want to support ongoing development, please leave a review!

Welcome to a brand new QuakeInfo™ experience! The map and a whole new search experience are here. This update includes: • Updated map with redesigned markers to improve readability and make epicenters easier to identify. • Arrow pointing to the most-recent quake when it is offscreen and the map region was manually updated • Earthquakes may now be grouped into clusters, reducing clutter in busy regions and making them easier to explore. Tap a cluster to zoom in and choose an earthquake from the group to view its details. Long press on a cluster (for a bit less than one second) to view a list of earthquakes in that cluster and select one to view its details. • Improved map navigation, scaling, interactions, automatic centering on the most-recent quake, and performance. • A new Search tab which makes it easier to find earthquakes by place or magnitude. The Search tab opens with relevant suggestions.

Added support for searching the quakes list by place name or minimum magnitude. Search suggestions include both the places where recent earthquakes have occurred and magnitude ranges, and can point out interesting or relevant quakes you may have missed. As always, if you enjoy QuakeInfo™ or find it valuable, please leave a review!

Improvements to remove duplicate pending notifications for both significant and nearby quakes. And if you find QuakeInfo™ to be useful, please leave a review or rate the app! It really helps.

Additional improvements behind the scenes to help QuakeInfo™ work even better for you.

This update includes behind-the-scenes bug fixes and internal optimizations to ensure a smoother, faster experience.

This version includes some minor updates to keep QuakeInfo™ working smoothly.

Minor improvements to keep QuakeInfo™ operating smoothly.

This is a minor release which includes some under-the-hood improvements.

QuakeInfo™ now loads and refreshes data much faster than it did before; about 80% faster when loading quakes from the past week! Map scrolling is also improved, even when there are more quakes visible on screen. In addition, it's now possible to see details for a quake about which you were previously notified, even if that quake occurred before the start of the current time period. We appreciate your ongoing support of QuakeInfo™! Remember that one great way you can support QuakeInfo™ is to leave a review in the App Store.

Optimized background performance for better battery efficiency.

With this update, we've added the ability to view the webpage for or share the link to EMSC quakes with others, just like you can for USGS quakes. We've also made some minor UI improvements to help make the app work and look even better.

This update includes internal improvements to make your experience with QuakeInfo™ even better.

This is a big update for QuakeInfo™ as we've improved support for iOS 26 and added some new features to make your experience even better. The map is now fullscreen on your iPhone. It looks really good, particularly when viewed with a more realistic depiction of the Earth using the hybrid and imagery map styles, also available in this update. We've even added the ability to adjust the time period and minimum magnitude directly on the map view itself, making it much easier to explore seismic activity without going back and forth to the settings tab. On details screens, nearby quakes now provide a visual indication of when they occurred relative to the quake whose details you're currently viewing. Finally, tapping the information on the details screen for when a quake happened will toggle showing seconds. Seconds are shown by default if the quake occurred less than an hour ago, but tapping will always toggle them on or off. Thanks again for your support! We hope you like this update, and we would love to hear from you. Please leave a review or share your feedback in the app.

We're always working to improve QuakeInfo™ and make it the go-to app for earthquake information around the world and in your neighborhood. Be sure to keep automatic updates enabled to ensure you get the best experience. Thanks again for your ongoing support of QuakeInfo™!

QuakeInfo™ is back with another quick update to make your experience even better. We've made some adjustments to the default behavior of the map view to make it easier to see what's going on with the most recent earthquake. We've also continued to expand the power of exploring quakes near the epicenter of any earthquake. Thanks again for supporting QuakeInfo™!

We've continued making QuakeInfo™ work better for you, particularly now that subscribers can look back up to a year to find other quakes near the epicenter. This release fixes some display issues that would cause incorrect dates to be shown for quakes that occurred a year ago. We've also improved the way we show when an earthquake happened if it was around this time last year. Thanks for continuing to use QuakeInfo™! Your reviews and feedback always help.

Premium Subscribers now have enhanced capabilities to display additional quakes near a specific quake. You can now adjust the search radius for nearby quakes and even look back as far as a year. Depending on where the epicenter is located, that can include a lot of quakes!

This update introduces a new feature for Premium Subscribers: You can now quickly change the time period or minimum magnitude for quakes shown near the epicenter of the current quake you’re viewing, all without altering your settings or switching views. Filter the nearby quakes and go back up to a month in the past to gain insights into what occurred before the quake you’re currently observing, all in the context of the current earthquake. Thanks again for using QuakeInfo™!

We're continuing to work to make QuakeInfo™ the best app for viewing earthquake information anywhere in the world. This update includes several performance improvements to make your experience with the app even better. Thank you again for counting on QuakeInfo™ to keep you informed about our world!