Terremoto: Live earthquake context, without the noise

Hey Product Hunt, I’m Hector, the maker of Terremoto. I built it around the questions I actually have when I feel shaking or hear about an earthquake: Where was it? How strong was it? How close was it to me? Terremoto opens on a map of recent USGS events and keeps the path from overview to detail short: - see magnitude and location at a glance - switch between a map and a nearby-events list - filter the feed by time range and minimum magnitude - search by place - check depth, distance, alert level, and tsunami status - jump to the official USGS event record It is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows. There is no account, no ads, and no in-app tracking. Optional location access is used on-device to center the map and calculate distance. One important boundary: Terremoto is an informational tracker, not an earthquake prediction or early-warning system. I’d especially value feedback on two things: does the map answer your first question quickly enough, and what context do you still look for before opening the official USGS page? Thanks for taking a look. I’ll be here throughout the day to answer questions and hear what you think.