Earthquake context
Explore source-reported events by area. Read magnitude, depth, timestamps and the original source; check freshness before drawing conclusions.
ExploreFeatures
Useful before you need it. Ready for everyday life.
Explore earthquake information, stay in touch, and turn preparedness into practical actions. The web platform works today; native store releases are still in preparation.
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Your private circle
Invite people you trust. Once they accept, choose who receives an “I am OK” or “Please contact me” update. A response is voluntary and time-stamped.
ExploreEveryday conversations
Chat with accepted contacts and see delivery status. Browser messages queued during a connection loss can retry when connectivity returns.
ExploreVoice and video
Start a one-to-one call with an accepted contact. Allow microphone or camera access when you call; both people need an available connection.
ExploreWhat did you feel?
Record your own observation about an event, review earlier reports and remove a report. Community observations remain separate from seismic measurements.
ExploreLocal resources, kept handy
Find official country directories and nearby mapped facilities. Save a resource pack with retrieval and expiry dates; verify hours, access and availability directly.
ExploreYour household contact plan
Build a contact card and review a simple checklist. Choose whether to save it on this browser, or download a printable copy for use without a connection.
ExploreYour information preferences
Choose watched areas and available post-event notifications. Notification permission is optional; a prompt never sends your personal status automatically.
ExploreTeam locations and plans
Keep sites, preparedness plan links and assigned tasks together in a private workspace. The same tools can support a community group or a company.
ExplorePractice together
Schedule a workspace drill or voluntary check-in campaign. Review responses and follow up through your agreed procedures; silence does not establish anyone’s condition.
ExploreControl over your account
Manage your profile, consent, sessions and passkeys. Export your account data or delete the account. Personal circles remain separate from employer workspaces.
ExploreTools for builders
Read the published API contract, source attribution and service status before building an integration. Access and availability depend on the documented endpoint.
ExploreEarly-warning goal · not operational yet
An earthquake has started. A warning may travel ahead of the shaking.
Electronic messages can travel faster than seismic waves. A system that detects an earthquake quickly enough may give people farther away a few seconds to take protective action. It cannot predict an earthquake before it starts.
What TELURICO can do today
Today’s notifications report published earthquakes or request a voluntary check-in. They do not predict wave arrival. Native apps and phone-sensing research provide a starting point; the validated detection and early-warning delivery system still needs to be built and tested.
Understand the early-warning planOne purpose. Three clear stages.
Web platform · available
Earthquake context, private connection, household preparation and organization workspaces.
Open the web platformiOS and Android · in preparation
Native source projects are being prepared for device validation and store release. You can record beta interest in your account.
Join the interest listPhone sensing and public warning · research
Phone research collection and public early warning remain disabled. Follow the published service status for changes.
Check availabilityTELURICO does not predict earthquakes or operate a public early-warning service. Information and messages may be delayed or missed. Follow local authorities; do not wait for the app to take protective action.
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