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The earthquake app that listens back.

Track quakes in real-time, tell us what you felt, and see how neighbours experienced the same shake - all in one beautifully fast app.

  • QuakeMate iOS app showing the main earthquake map with recent events worldwide.
  • QuakeMate earthquake detail screen with magnitude, depth, time and shaking intensity.
  • Did You Feel It? community report flow on the QuakeMate iOS app.
  • QuakeMate Felt mode showing a personal history of earthquakes the user reported feeling.
  • QuakeMate smart alerts screen with per-rule magnitude and region settings.
  • QuakeMate volcanoes and tectonic plates layer overlay on the world map.
New in v4.0

Did You Feel It?

Share what you felt during a quake and compare with reports from your neighbours.

I
Not felt

I didn't notice anything.

II-III
Weak

Felt only if sitting still or upstairs.

IV
Light

Hanging objects swung. Windows rattled.

V
Moderate

Hard to stand. Small items fell.

VI+
Strong+

Furniture moved. Plaster cracked.

Features

Built for everyone who feels the ground move

From casual curiosity to serious preparedness - QuakeMate fits both.

New

Did You Feel It

Report shaking intensity and damage in seconds. See how neighbours experienced the same quake.

New

Felt earthquakes

A personal history of every quake you actually felt - yours, not just what was loudest.

Improved

Smart alerts

Per-alert fire history and 30-day sparklines so you can see exactly which rule keeps firing.

Improved

Smarter map

New layers, tsunami risk hints, and a faster nearby search across the whole world.

Precise filters

Filter by magnitude, distance, depth, and source. Save your view, share it with a link.

Instant notifications

Push alerts the moment something matters in your area - or anywhere you care about.

Live

Major earthquakes worldwide

A snapshot of the biggest events QuakeMate is tracking right now.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is QuakeMate free?
Yes. QuakeMate is free to download from the App Store with no ads and no data resale. An optional Premium subscription unlocks advanced features but everything in the screenshots is available on the free tier.
Which earthquake data sources does QuakeMate use?
QuakeMate aggregates real-time feeds from public seismic agencies including USGS (United States), EMSC (Europe / Mediterranean), GSI (Israel) and tsunami.gov. Volcano data comes from the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program; tectonic plates are the Bird (2003) PB2002 dataset.
How fast are earthquake alerts?
Push alerts fire as soon as the upstream agency publishes an event. End-to-end latency is typically 30 to 90 seconds from origin time, depending on the agency. QuakeMate is informational and not a replacement for official emergency systems.
What is Did You Feel It?
Did You Feel It (DYFI) lets you report what you felt during a quake - intensity, situation, observations and damage. Your report is aggregated with reports from your neighbours so everyone can see how the same event was experienced across the region.
Does QuakeMate work without an internet connection?
A connection is required to receive new earthquake data and push alerts. Recently loaded events and your settings remain accessible offline.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. QuakeMate is built natively for iOS (iPhone and iPad). The website at quakemate.app is open to everyone and works on any browser.
Does QuakeMate cover tsunami warnings?
Yes. The Explore map shows active tsunami warnings, watches and advisories from tsunami.gov and regional agencies, layered alongside earthquakes that may have triggered them.

Stay informed. Stay prepared.

Free to download. No ads. Real-time data from trusted seismic networks worldwide.

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