Mappity Quakes app for iPhone and iPad
4.8 (
9808 ratings )
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Developer: Planetary Scale LLC
0.99 USD
Current version: 2.4, last update: 1 year agoFirst release : 22 Oct 2008
App size: 5.61 Mb
Mappity Quakes shows the locations of earthquakes worldwide for the last 24 hours. See exactly where earthquakes occurred with the map view or view the most recent earthquakes as a list.
Pros and cons of Mappity Quakes app for iPhone and iPad
Mappity Quakes app good for
Work well. Has advanced functions.
Developers are responsives.
Worth the 3.99$.
Suggestions: add categories, search capabilities and preferences.
Go get it now.
Best earthquake app, not to mention I got it when it was free:)
I have had this app for years and it has always served me well!
Cool app. One suggestion for the next update. I would like to be able to go from a quake on the EQ list to its location on the map. Right now you can click on a quake on the map to take you to its info on the list, but not the other way around. At least not that I have found yet.
Beautiful job combining maps, great graphics, and the latest earthquake data from around the world. I agree with the other reviewer that you should be able to click straight through from the list to the map, but thats the only thing I can think of that this program is missing. Very useful, very entertaining. Highly recommended.
Thank you!! I have been waiting for an app like this!! Maybe in the future a satalite view? (see terrain)
Some bad moments
Just now went to check my Mappity Quakes app and I see that everything is blank as if there are no quakes happening anywhere on Earth, which I know is not possible. Dont know whats going on but I hope that it is fixed soon
There are much better quake apps out there for free! No satellite view, needs more detail, color blobs are confusing, and I wish I could get a refund!
Can you please add an option to select push notifications within a certain radiuos? It would be nice to be able to send a "Did you feel that notice to the USGS". I think and lastly and most importantly the ability to post earthquake information via email or Facebook or Twitter.
Had earthquake near me today. A real shaker. But this app does not know about it. I would like my money back.