Felt something? Terremoto helps answer the questions that matter first: where was it, how strong was it, and how close was it to you? Terremoto is a fast, map-first earthquake tracker built on live data from the U.S. Geological Survey. Open the app to see recent seismic activity on an interactive world map, with clear magnitude markers that make stronger events easy to identify. SWITCH BETWEEN MAP AND LIST Explore earthquakes geographically on the map or switch to the list for a quick overview. Each event includes its magnitude, location, local time, depth, and distance when optional location access is available. TUNE THE FEED Choose the time period and magnitude range that matter to you. View activity from the past hour, day, week, or month, then focus the feed on magnitude 1.0+, 2.5+, 4.5+, or USGS significant events. FIND EVENTS QUICKLY Search the current feed by place or magnitude. Select any marker or list item to see event details, including its time, depth, distance, and USGS tsunami flag when present. Open the official USGS event page for the complete geological record. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No ads. No in-app tracking. Location access is optional and is used to center the map and calculate distance on your device. The app remains usable if you decline location access. KEY FEATURES - Interactive global earthquake map - Live USGS public earthquake feeds - Map and list views - Filters for time range and minimum magnitude - Search by place or magnitude - Optional location-based map centering and distance - Event time, depth, distance, and tsunami flag - Direct link to each official USGS event page - No account, ads, or in-app tracking Terremoto is an informational tool and does not provide emergency warnings or replace guidance from local authorities. Earthquake data is provided by the U.S. Geological Survey public feeds. Map data is provided by OpenStreetMap contributors.

Interactive world map of recent earthquakes Live earthquake data from USGS public feeds Map and list views for fast exploration Filter by hour, day, week, or month Filter by minimum magnitude or significant events Search the current feed by place or magnitude Optional location-based centering and distance Event time, depth, distance, and tsunami flag Direct links to official USGS event pages No account, ads, or in-app tracking

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