Earthquake+ Alerts, Map & Info Reviews

This earthquake map is an awesome app with a lot of options and it’s free. It has current updates daily and is faster than my other earthquake app that I have as a reports come out immediately where are my other earthquake app comes out after EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo reports earthquakes! I recommend EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo to anybody who is interested in knowing about earthquakes and also they put on the map nuclear power plantsAnd other objects as well. You can use the Settings easily to change the map and EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo to what you’d like to see.

I felt a mild “bump” not a shake, wondered what caused it. Right away came the info, a smaller number than I suspected. I was grateful that no damage was done, which was why the intensity was low even though I definitely felt it, it was closer than most.
I watch the very low intensity quakes, a lot of them lately, wondering what causes them. I’m in a low fault zone so not concerned about a “big one”. This info helps keep us aware, to be prepared where we are.

Living on a volcanic island, I need a flexible and accurate app to know about virtually every kind of natural disaster. For years, this has been my preferred app, but now I’ve had to find another.

My favorite feature was the ability to set up zones/distances. For example, any quake within a few kilometers, any 3+ on my island, and any 6+ in the Pacific (tsunami threat).

The reason I’m leaving. The user interface for everything I can think of is cluttered, non-intuitive, and can overwhelm. This became extra obvious when I suffered an eye injury and EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo doesn’t follow the iOS settings for dark mode and font sizes. Even if there is a setting somewhere, I had no way to find it. So my complaints and suggestions are:

- Reconsider virtually everything about the primary screens and setting screens, and look to simplify and streamline.
- Obey the iOS accessibility settings.

I’ll check back in a year.

A wealth of information for us couch geologists. The Premium price is a bargain. Started my subscription just now. The only downside (albeit minor) is that I feel the earthquake list screen is visually overwhelming and should have a cleaner interface. Also, the font size is a tad small for my 60-year-young eyes. Finally, a Watch complication would be nice. Otherwise, highly recommended.

Living on the W. Coast and close to the ocean is not without it’s dangers. Waves arrive endlessly. With that being said having fair warning gives us a chance to head for higher ground with EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo. It is a requirement we have for our safety and the safety of others who don’t have EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo. The big one poises a threat and is predicted to come at anytime, EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo. should be in everyone’s phone. Thank you. des

EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo is very helpful and informative to keep you in the know about Earthquakes when and where they happen, especially those closer to home. Easy to setup your preferences for notifications and to view those areas where you live and may travel to for such occurrences. It’s good to know!

I have found it very interesting to see the earthquake activity in certain places. Having gone to college in Santa Cruz, California, lived on the Alaskan Peninsula and now reside in Central Idaho earthquakes have become a common place occurrence. I can go to EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo and within a few minutes see where and how strong the quake was!

The ONLY REASON I even HAVE EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo is because it was giving me earthquake alerts every time there was anything.

I live in California. There is no way we stopped having earthquakes altogether. But now EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo has completely stopped giving ALL NOTIFICATIONS.

It also ONLY uses my location while I’m using EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo and doesn’t even OFFER THE OPTION of using it all the time - this could be why all the notifications suddenly stopped completely. Are we supposed to keep EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo open 24/7 now if we want earthquake notifications?

There was a 4.1 relatively close to us AND I GOT NO NOTIFICATION.

Please UNDO OR FIX whatever you did with one of your most recent updates OR REFUND OUR SUBSCRIPTIONS!

EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo SERVES NO PURPOSE without the notifications. Especially for people in California who have earthquakes all the time.

Hey Slava,

Things aren’t correct again, premium feature defaults to the subscription page. The notifications aren’t working. I lowered the settings mag 1 to match other quake apps, they notify, this one doesn’t. I live with eartquakes on a daily basis in Alaska. I felt a 3.4m in Big Lake as of writing this, didn’t notify me🧐

Thanks

I am most disappointed that, having entered locations where important people in my life are found, the information seems to yield nothing.

I appreciate that the list of earthquakes seems accurate, but most programs give me that. I haven't found any features that impressed me. It is a good app, but not great.

I'm willing to be proven wrong.

I lIke your reports BUT they would be so much more descriptive IF you would show them on a world map! My radar pro used to display all of the daily earthquakes with a red dot on the ‘globe’ of their location. That is much more definitive if one can actually see their location in relationship to others all over the world!

When I first down loaded EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo I was able to receive alerts for seismic activities of 4.0 magnitude and above. Now the alerts go off for all small seismic activity as low as 1.0 magnitude. Either this needs an update or they’ve changed EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo .

We have tried many aps. We find the information to be accurate and updates immediately following an event.
This one allows us to keep our settings because they don’t default when ap is closed.
User friendly.

Very useful for following earthquake swarms as they approach my area on the East Rift. Delighted that the Ads are at the bottom and do not block vital information. The only downside is updates can be very sluggish in low bandwidth area such as ours, especially when the cell tower networks are carrying a much heavier load due to this ongoing emergency.

I love EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo , it provides timely and great event info.
Better than free apps used in the past.

I think a tutorial of sorts is needed in order to better understand what all EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo can do. For me it has been a matter of trial and error for set up and feature discovery.

I purchased a years subscription and the google ads won’t stop. I uninstalled and installed then restored purchase and it crashes and won’t open.

Disappointed.

Update: in addition to the above issues I now get a pop up window that says “Server did not return results. Check your internet connection.” But I can check tsunami results that uses the internet to bring up the website for current tsunami activity.

I give you five stars as the service provided by this Earthquake and Tsunami app is the most complete and which notifies very carefully when the earthquake originates .

Primium service is excellent .

Thank you for providing such essential and important service .

I love EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo. It takes a couple/few minutes to update and get information on quakes, but it’s informative and there are many, many options to customize EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo to your preference. I love EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo.

Tried every way to set magnitude level to 4 or above. App still reports earthquakes at every level from as low as one.
It also reports quakes from all over the planet, many areas which I’ve never heard of.
That might be OK for the US geological survey however, living in California, I want to just be notified of quakes within about a 500 mile radius from where I live.
Too much useless information for me. It’s overkill.

Great app, very detailed with information such as Miles and not just Kilometers, use of the flags helps you spot your area quicker or other countries a lot quicker. Sends through alerts in minutes of the quake happening.

I had recently downloaded a couple of different apps and was disappointed with both. I then found this one and a couple others and downloaded them all to compare. This one is the very best out there. I love it!

Living in Washington state, I like seeing what has hit around us. We have our bug out bag ready to go for when larger ones hit. I use the info from EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo to watch for earthquake swarms which might indicate bigger movement coming.

Recently paid a one year subscription in full

Came to EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo to check on an earthquake felt in PERU To my surprise, EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo is frozen and fixated on a region of Japan

Or does not matter which earthquake you choose to click on in order to find information about it ..... the result is the same, the map and the info provided is always “Japan “

Wrote to “feedback” in EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo but so far I have been “ignored”

Terrible app Terrible customer service

I installed EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo and set it up but never get any notifications. When I open EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo I see info about all the quakes. It would be great if it would notify you. All my other quake apps notify me.

Since we are NOW witnessing the alarming frequency of earthquakes around the Ring of Fire, it’s a wise idea to prepare your *go bag* which includes this awesome app! Be ready for the big one or least see it on this interactive map!

While I am still learning the options for EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo I do like that I can select areas of interest.. set alarm notifications .. see the active areas
It is user friendly I would give EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo 5 stars but I am still learning the options

EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo is perfect for narrowing your search area for quakes to near where you reside. I don't need to know about quakes in Alaska & CA since I live on the east coast. I monitor those in the overall app & set my region for all the smaller ones in New England! Top Notch!!

This is probably one of the best apps out there. I really like the alerts. I have mine on for greater than 5m. However, the alert will go off and it usually takes about 15 to 20 minutes before the earthquake shows up on EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo .

Love EarthquakeAlertsMapInfo as one can also choose the distance, which can also be seen on their map, for the information one may desire.

Hey Steve

Earthquake+ isn’t sending out notifications when quakes occur. Volcano’s is working like a champ. I love both of the apps. The earthquake app was really handy in Afghanistan. Keep up the great work.

Brad Mules