NewQuake: Earthquake Tracker
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Tsunami bulletins from the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center now show the earthquake's origin time and depth, and their threat level comes from the forecast in the bulletin. Links to a tsunami bulletin open the right one, and distant earthquakes reported by Japan's JMA now show where they happened. Live notifications have their own section in Settings, with a note on what they do. A quake whose waves are nearly over is no longer announced. Smoother P and S wave replay in the Depth card, LIVE badges that clear as soon as an event is over, and a Map options menu that opens and closes cleanly. Uses less memory. Past the first 24 hours, Recent now keeps M4.5+ earthquakes for the week instead of M4+, along with notable and rare events. New installs start in the Dark theme. You can change it in Settings > Appearance.
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Average rating · ★ 4.55 now · 5 changes on record
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In-app purchases · US
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NewQuake shows you what an earthquake actually did, not just its magnitude. Every significant quake comes with a map you can read. Replay the P and S seismic waves spreading from the epicenter, see ShakeMap shading where the ground shook hardest, watch the aftershock sequence fan out from the mainshock, and find the active faults nearby, including which plate is diving beneath which at a subduction zone. For the largest events, watch the finite-fault rupture unfold across the fault plane. What you get • Live for great quakes and tsunamis: while the waves are still travelling, the map draws them where they are right now • Recent feed with color-coded magnitudes, felt reports, JMA shindo for Japan, and aftershock sequence pills • Map tab with a satellite globe, plate boundaries, active faults, and every recent event in one view • Event pages with depth in context, energy released, fault type, and the official agency bulletin • Historical Quakes: the great and giant earthquakes of the past, plotted and replayable • Guided map tours of last week's notable quakes, and of the historic ones • Tsunami bulletins from NOAA, with the wavefront routed over the ocean floor and replayed • Ongoing volcanic eruptions from GDACS and the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program • Notifications with your own magnitude and severity thresholds, per saved location • Optional Time-Sensitive alerts for dangerous nearby events • Home Screen widget with the latest event • A glossary that explains every term the app uses • No accounts, no advertising, no tracking Data sources U.S. Geological Survey, European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre, Japan Meteorological Agency, NOAA / National Weather Service, GDACS, and the Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program. NewQuake is informational and may be delayed or incomplete. Follow official local emergency guidance for safety decisions.
What's new · 1.7.1
Tsunami bulletins from the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center now show the earthquake's origin time and depth, and their threat level comes from the forecast in the bulletin. Links to a tsunami bulletin open the right one, and distant earthquakes reported by Japan's JMA now show where they happened. Live notifications have their own section in Settings, with a note on what they do. A quake whose waves are nearly over is no longer announced. Smoother P and S wave replay in the Depth card, LIVE badges that clear as soon as an event is over, and a Map options menu that opens and closes cleanly. Uses less memory. Past the first 24 hours, Recent now keeps M4.5+ earthquakes for the week instead of M4+, along with notable and rare events. New installs start in the Dark theme. You can change it in Settings > Appearance.
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