QuakeEs · Spain Earthquakes

Every earthquake in Spain as the Instituto Geográfico Nacional (IGN) publishes it, with the full catalogue back to 1900 and alerts for the ones that matter to you. No accounts, no sign-up, no password: open the app and it works. FULL LIST Every earthquake the IGN publishes, including the microquakes that never reach the news. Magnitude, depth, province, region and intensity, with a link to the official report where one exists. MAP Every event at its epicentre. You can overlay active faults and plate boundaries, and centre the map on any earthquake in the list with one tap. FILTERS THAT FIT By minimum magnitude, by province, by distance from where you are, and by period. Combine them however you like; they are remembered between sessions. ALERTS BY CRITERIA Pick a distance radius, a specific province or all of Spain, and a minimum magnitude. You only hear about what matches. The server decides whether an earthquake affects you, rather than the phone filtering everything that arrives, so you get no noise. Your criteria are stored on the server and deleted as soon as you turn alerts off. HISTORY BACK TO 1900 The whole IGN catalogue, not just the last few days. Pick a single year or a range of months between 1900 and today, then narrow by magnitude or province. It answers what an alert never can: how often your area shakes, and whether this week was normal. Spain has regions with frequent activity that rarely makes the news, and here they all show up. Old earthquakes are shown with their date, not as "96 years ago": in an archive, the year is the thing you are looking for. IN YOUR LANGUAGE The whole app, alerts included, in eight languages: Spanish, Catalan, Galician, Valencian, Basque, English, French and Portuguese. It follows your phone's language, and you can change it any time in Settings → Language. WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM The IGN catalogue is the source of truth: it is the only one publishing Spain's seismicity in full, reviewed and with a province. USGS and EMSC are consulted as a second opinion to catch discrepancies, but they are not shown in the app. The history covers 1900 to today; the recent tab shows only the last few days, which is what is happening right now. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO · It does not predict earthquakes. Nobody can. It only reports what has already happened and been published. · It does not replace the official emergency services. After an earthquake, follow the instructions of your region's civil protection service. HOW IT IS FUNDED This test version shows no advertising. When the app is published it will be funded by ads served by Google AdMob; we do not receive your data, only aggregate revenue, and you can manage and withdraw ad consent in the settings. Built in Spain. Data from the Instituto Geográfico Nacional.