iFeltThat Earthquake App Reviews

This is the best quake app There is . Great maps on top for us in California, find out right after it happens, and where

A really useful app. Of interest to those of us tracking earthquake activity, or just interested in earthquakes.

I live and die for this app. I check it at least 2x day. I live on one of the main fault lines (Reno, NV) and my family lives in Los Angeles, CA. So we are always having some kind of action. This app is easy to read and easy to adjust settings. Thank you for bringing it back with improvements. Yay 😃😃😃

I'm in the North Bay Calif. My earthquake sensitive back (go ahead and laugh) has been hurting for over a month now. Last time it hurt this bad was before the recent Napa quake (it quit hurting a week after the quake). Really, I'm a big skeptic about this back pain, but it doesn't hurt there for any other reason that I can figure out. Anywho, I don't know it just might be a San Andreas kinda thing as much as it has been acting up. Posted 10/7/15

Have had this app for years. Got it for my first iPhone 3GS. It's still awesome!

I've noticed that the direction "from me" is wrong. It will say that the EQ happened NW from me, but when you expand the map it is clearly SW from me. There are other example too numerous to mention where this has happened. Fix this glitch and I would give this app five stars.

Simple, to the point and quick to update. As soon as you feel an earthquake you can heck the app and see where it is in relation to you. Thank you :-)

The coolest and most accurate iTool to see what’s shakin’. What with the frickin’ fracking all over our continent and general unrest under the surface of our planet’s crust, this app may even be useful in determining where you’d want to hang yer hat—without having yer hat hit the floor.

Update: 5/19/20 - This app hasn’t been actively developed for about four years, but it is STILL the best earthquake app out there. Of all the earthquake apps, this one (to me) has the nicest user interface. I like the built-in maps from Google, and I like the regions.

Can you update the app to support the larger iPhone screens at a minimum???

My app kept crashing on me. Any thoughts??

By far the slowest app to update with earthquake information.