A clearer earthquake feed, built around the places you care about.

Start with a useful free floor: follow events, inspect the map, configure an alert rule, and keep safety guidance available before an event happens.

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Multi-source monitoring

Follow events aggregated from USGS, EMSC, AFAD, Kandilli, INGV, and GeoNet in one normalized feed.

Scientific network coverage

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Interactive map and details

See event locations, magnitude, depth, timing, network, and distance with filters that help you focus.

Map · feed · event detail

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Place-based alert rules

Watch your current location or a saved place with a magnitude threshold and radius that match your needs.

Personalized alerts

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Statistics and history

Use the statistics view to understand recent activity and, with Guardian, explore longer-term context for saved places.

Patterns, not predictions

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Estimated local impact

Place impact cards translate magnitude and distance into a clearly labeled estimate. An estimate is not a measurement or a forecast.

Context at your place

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Practical safety guide

Keep before, during, and after earthquake guidance close by, with notification actions that can open the relevant safety information.

Preparedness support

Optional Guardian service

Keep more places in view when one place is not enough.

Earthquake Network - Panic keeps the feed, map, details, search, filters, safety guide, alert rules, and one watched place available without Guardian. Guardian adds the capacity to watch more places, longer-term historical exploration, and Family Sharing.

Watch home, family, school, or another place with separate context.
Review longer-term place history through the Historical Explorer.
Share Guardian access with your Apple Family Sharing group.
See the current App Store offer and eligibility inside the app.

Earthquake guides for the moments around an event.

Use official sources for instructions during an emergency. These guides explain the concepts and preparation steps that make the app easier to use responsibly.

How to choose an earthquake alert app for iPhoneCompare feed sources, alert rules, map context, and safety boundaries.Earthquake alerts vs. predictionWhat a published alert can tell you, and what no app can promise.Complete earthquake preparedness guideBuild a practical kit, plan, and communication routine.Magnitude vs. intensityWhy the same earthquake can feel different in different places.Family earthquake communication planChoose contacts, meeting points, and a simple check-in message.Guías sísmicas para LatinoaméricaFuentes oficiales y preparación por país, en español.

Questions people ask before installing.

Does Earthquake Network - Panic predict earthquakes?

No. It displays earthquake information after it is detected and published by scientific networks. It cannot predict when or where the next earthquake will happen.

Which earthquake networks does the app use?

The shipping app includes USGS, EMSC, AFAD, Kandilli, INGV, and GeoNet services, then normalizes and merges their event data for the feed.

Can I watch a saved place?

Yes. You can create a saved place and connect an alert rule to it. The free product includes one watched place; Guardian adds more place capacity.

What does Guardian add?

Guardian adds more saved places, the long-term Historical Explorer, and Family Sharing. The live App Store catalog determines the current plans and eligibility.

Is the app an official emergency warning system?

No. Treat it as an awareness and preparedness tool. Always follow instructions from your local civil-protection authority and emergency services.