Editor's Review
Earthquake Radar delivers reliable real-time seismic tracking that makes monitoring global earthquake activity far more intuitive than generic news feeds. I rely on its clean live map and customizable filters to sort quake data by magnitude and time frame, ranging from hourly updates to weekly records. It offers detailed event parameters and silent background monitoring with local alerts. This no-login monitoring tool fits perfectly for weather enthusiasts, safety-conscious users and anyone following global seismic activity.
What' s new ？
Initial release of Earthquake Radar. - View recent earthquake activity on a live map - Filter events by timeframe and minimum magnitude - Inspect earthquake magnitude, place, depth, and UTC time - Enable background monitoring with local notifications for matching events - Supports multiple languages for key earthquake-prone regions - Added a fixed bottom banner ad that stays above system navigation
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Earthquake Radar helps you monitor recent earthquake activity with a live map, a focused event feed, and configurable notifications.
Open the app to see recent earthquake activity from USGS feeds, inspect event magnitude, place, depth, and time, and adjust the view by timeframe or minimum magnitude. The dashboard keeps the map, latest event, key counts, and matching feed visible so you can understand current activity quickly.
Key features:
- Live earthquake map using recent USGS earthquake feeds
- Past hour, past 24 hours, and past 7 days views
- Minimum magnitude filter
- Event details including magnitude, place, depth, and time
- Background monitor for new matching earthquakes
- Local notifications when a new matching event is found and notification permission is enabled
- No account required
Earthquake Radar is an information and monitoring app. Notifications are based on periodic feed checks after earthquake data is published by the source. The app is not an emergency service and does not provide early warnings before shaking starts.
