
MyShake Earthquake Alerts
Get earthquake early warning alerts in California, Oregon and Washington!
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Android App Analysis and Review: MyShake Earthquake Alerts, Developed by UC Berkeley Seismological Laboratory. Listed in Education Category. Current Version Is 3.1.26, Updated On 29/04/2025 . According to users reviews on Google Play: MyShake Earthquake Alerts. Achieved Over 1 million Installs. MyShake Earthquake Alerts Currently Has 5 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 3.7 Stars
MyShake is a comprehensive and free earthquake app offering these features:Earthquake Early Warning
Receive timely, potentially life-saving early warning alerts in California, Oregon and Washington. MyShake uses the USGS ShakeAlert system to deliver alerts for earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 (or greater) several seconds before shaking arrives.
Earthquake Safety
View safety tips for earthquake preparedness such as securing hazardous or moveable items and creating a disaster plan. Know what to do during an earthquake and learn more about Drop, Cover and Hold On!
Earthquake Map
View and explore a map of earthquakes around the world and get detailed information such as earthquake magnitude, location and depth. Share your own experience of an earthquake and see community reports of shaking and damage.
Earthquake Notification
Stay informed of earthquakes as they occur by receiving notifications on your phone. Select your regions of interest and the earthquake magnitude. You’ll never miss out on any earthquake greater than magnitude 3.5!
Smartphone-Based Global Seismic Network
Participate in a smartphone-based global seismic network. In this research project, your phone becomes a mini-seismometer and contributes to the detection of earthquakes wherever you are. This global citizen-science based seismic network has the potential to provide early warning earthquake alerts in every region of the world, even in the absence of traditional seismic networks!
About Us
MyShake is developed by the University of California, Berkeley, Seismology Lab and funded by the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services. The Berkeley Seismology Lab conducts essential research on earthquakes and solid earth processes while collecting and delivering high quality geophysical data.
MyShake is available in English, Spanish (Español), Chinese Traditional (繁體中文), Filipino, Korean (한국인), and Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt).
MyShake is available to everyone for free with no ads and no subscriptions!
Learn more at http://myshake.berkeley.edu
We are currently offering version 3.1.26. This is our latest, most optimized version. It is suitable for many different devices. Free download directly apk from the Google Play Store or other versions we're hosting. Moreover, you can download without registration and no login required.
We have more than 2000+ available devices for Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, LG, Google, OnePlus, Sony, Tablet ... with so many options, it’s easy for you to choose games or software that fit your device.
It can come in handy if there are any country restrictions or any restrictions from the side of your device on the Google App Store.
What's New
- crash fix
Recent Comments
An Ma
It would be nice if tbe graph would also show a number maybe at the top in addition to the line? Also wish the recording option could be changed, as one minute is not very long. I appreciate that this app is free. There are apps out there that feel like they are more sensitive (like vibration meter), but those can be expensive so I'll continue to use this one until I find something better.
Hokora Yinphine
Great app! gives me very prompt warnings from usgs data. three issues. dark mode, unable to change the alert sound, and the final issue is there is no visible alert on the phone! only a single notification, which when opened, just opens the app. It would be great to see a map of the epicenter with s and p waves, home and current location, and most importantly, the approximate time til S wave hits. an app that does an excellent job of this is NERV.
Jen
It never alerts me about the local shakes in my area yet it'll alert me on shakes happening halfway across the world. A few times I even experienced a live earthquake as I was on my phone wondering if it'll finally send me a push notification, but the app just stayed silent. I did check all notification, location and background permissions, and power settings to make sure there isn't any interference. Obviously no issues there, but it's just not doing its primary job to notify me of MY shakes.
Charles Burke
Update: This app has improved since my last review. It's still under constant improvement since it's a developing technology. It's NOT perfect and truly may never be, but ANY improvement on advanced notification may save MANY of lives in the near future! JUST BEWARE: ANY NOTIFICATION of an imminent earthquake can trigger a panic which could be worse than the earthquake itself! The important thing is to have a PLAN!! Don't panic and be prepared!!
Peter Lyons Kehl
1. Enable in Do Not Disturb: 1.1 When installing > Location permission > bottom: "See all MyShake permissions" > Notifications > Earthquake Warnings > Override Do Not Disturb. 1.2 Or, after installation: Touch & hold MyShake app icon > App info > Notifications > Earthquake Warnings > Ignore Do not disturb. 2. "Set HomeBase location" map zoom is a pain. Instead, type the nearest town. 3. To change HomeBase: First "EDIT" > delete icon. Then set it again.
Feral Selector
When I try to report that I feel shaking (one of the options) it just directs me to the major earthquakes previously reported. This is not helpful at all. What is the minimum size to be reported? I knkw there are way more than show on the map. I will be deleting to try to find a better one.
Susie Parker
Terrible compared to another app I have. Despite "filters" there's no way to designate a distance for which I get reports. I keep getting earthquake listings for quakes thousands of miles away, when the only quakes that are relevant are those within a 200 mile radius.
Keith Johnson
The map needs significant improvements in the earthquake icon color shades and sizes. They all look about the same. It's very difficult to distinguish large quakes from small ones.