Earthquakes, volcanoes & tsunamis live in your pocket.
Real-time alerts the moment the ground moves - plus a live world map, tsunami warnings, breaking hazard news, and community “Did You Feel It” reports. All in one beautifully fast app.
Live - updating right now
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M4.5+ quakes, last 24h
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Strongest, last 24h
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Tsunami warnings now
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Volcanoes on alert
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Recent felt reports
QuakeMate watches all of this around the clock - get the app to be alerted the instant it changes near you.
Report what you felt in seconds and see how your neighbours experienced the same quake - right from the QuakeMate app.
Map, layers & filters
Explore any area, your way
Switch map styles, toggle hazard layers, and filter the whole world down to exactly what you care about - then search a specific region for earthquakes, volcanoes or tsunamis.
Layers
Earthquakes Volcanoes Tsunami zones Tectonic plates
Filters
Magnitude Distance Depth Source (USGS / EMSC…) Time window Felt-only
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.
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?
Very fast - and faster than ever after our latest update. Push alerts now fire within seconds of the upstream agency publishing an event, instead of the tens of seconds it used to take. End-to-end speed depends on how quickly the source agency reports, but QuakeMate adds almost no delay of its own. It is informational and not a replacement for official emergency systems.
What are critical alerts?
Critical alerts are QuakeMate's highest-priority notifications, reserved for the events that truly matter - major-magnitude earthquakes and official tsunami warnings. When enabled, they can break through silent mode and Focus so you are woken or interrupted for a genuine emergency, even if the rest of your notifications are muted. This is a huge deal: it means the one alert you cannot afford to miss gets through.
What is the difference between critical alerts and smart alerts?
Critical alerts are for unmissable emergencies (major quakes and tsunami warnings) and can override silent mode. Smart alerts are the everyday notifications you fully control - set per-rule magnitude, region and distance so you only hear about the quakes you care about, with quiet hours and per-rule muting to keep the noise down. Together they make sure you never miss the big one without being buzzed for every distant tremor.
Can I get earthquake alerts only for my area?
Yes. Create as many smart-alert rules as you like, each with its own magnitude threshold, region and distance radius - for example "within 100 km of home, M3.5+". You get notified the moment a matching quake strikes, and nothing else.
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?
Android is on the way! QuakeMate is built natively for iOS (iPhone and iPad) today, and the website at quakemate.app works on any browser. If you want QuakeMate on Android, join the waitlist at quakemate.app/android and we will email you the moment it launches.
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.