Earthquake: Quake Tracker

Name: Earthquake: Quake Tracker
Rating: 4.7 (2952 reviews)
Author: Mobeezio, Inc.

Worldwide Seismic Alerts & Map

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

3K Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Weather
Developer

Mobeezio, Inc.
Language

EN
English
Size

46.2
MB

Recommended by the NY Times and Computerland as one of their "Favorite smartphone apps" Track and follow earthquakes now around the world in real time! FREE Features: * Live earthquake data delivered quickly to your phone * International data (USGS, EMSC, GeoNet, Natural Resources Canada, British Geological Survey, GFZ, INGV, KNMI, MNSS, OVSICORI, and GeoScience Australia) * Global Alerts of any Earthquakes > 5.0 * Tsunami information * Sort list by Magnitude, Location, or Time * Full Google Map integration with detailed map view, map clustering available * Color & size coded pins to see at a glance relevant earthquakes * Integration within the map to the reporting agencies' website * Optimized for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad Premium Features: * Fine Tuned Earthquake Filtering by Data Source, Magnitude, Distance, Time * Localized Alerts and Notifications * Ad Free Viewing Experience * Shake Map Integration * Free lifetime updates (Please let us know your suggestions. We love to hear from you and implement most ideas. support@mobeezio.com) Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://static.app.mobeezio.com/earthquake/privacy.html

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

3K Ratings

Decades of enjoyment
Feb 5

David Mac Green
I have been enjoying the information provided by this application for mini decades. When the large earthquake off of Japan happened, I was made aware of that that evening and was shocked at the devastation that was unfolding live before our eyes had it not been for this application if this would’ve gone greatly unnoticed or hours. Also being educational and seeing earthquake, swarms, earthquake patterns, and watching Dutch, since I have grown to enjoy these earth changes and learn more about seismic activity.

Developer Response
Thank you for your review and for being one of our long time customers!
Decades of enjoyment
Feb 5

David Mac Green

I have been enjoying the information provided by this application for mini decades. When the large earthquake off of Japan happened, I was made aware of that that evening and was shocked at the devastation that was unfolding live before our eyes had it not been for this application if this would’ve gone greatly unnoticed or hours. Also being educational and seeing earthquake, swarms, earthquake patterns, and watching Dutch, since I have grown to enjoy these earth changes and learn more about seismic activity.
Developer Response Feb 11
Thank you for your review and for being one of our long time customers!
Shake it up
03/24/2020

sleuthwannabe
We had a 5.7 last week. Followed by 4.0 aftershocks. I have been a nervous wreck but this app has helped me look for trends and monitor the intensity of our ever-coming aftershock. Plus, it’s fascinating to see what’s happening on Planet Earth.
Shake it up
03/24/2020

sleuthwannabe

We had a 5.7 last week. Followed by 4.0 aftershocks. I have been a nervous wreck but this app has helped me look for trends and monitor the intensity of our ever-coming aftershock. Plus, it’s fascinating to see what’s happening on Planet Earth.
Thank You
09/12/2018

I'm Ladybug
Looks great; free info is good; if I weren't so cheap, I could adjust settings for a better fit. Glad you separated magnitudes by color, but it seems odd that you used a dark color for the smallest, & a light color (yellow) for the next larger category. It would be more logical for the colors to become more intense as the magnitude becomes more powerful/destructive, so that they stand out. My mind is constantly skipping over the yellows. Maybe it's just the intensity of the yellow? Not sure.
Thank You
09/12/2018

I'm Ladybug

Looks great; free info is good; if I weren't so cheap, I could adjust settings for a better fit. Glad you separated magnitudes by color, but it seems odd that you used a dark color for the smallest, & a light color (yellow) for the next larger category. It would be more logical for the colors to become more intense as the magnitude becomes more powerful/destructive, so that they stand out. My mind is constantly skipping over the yellows. Maybe it's just the intensity of the yellow? Not sure.
Watch out for the subscription sign up during setup
Mar 28

Jewel Engineering
When going through the setup for the new version, there’s a sneaky page that tries to get you to click a big “continue” button but that starts a subscription. You have to find the tiny X at the top to bypass it. Other than that, the app is fantastic and well written.
Watch out for the subscription sign up during setup
Mar 28

Jewel Engineering

When going through the setup for the new version, there’s a sneaky page that tries to get you to click a big “continue” button but that starts a subscription. You have to find the tiny X at the top to bypass it. Other than that, the app is fantastic and well written.

Small Bugfixes

Version 4.19.2

Apr 1

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