Understand the event
Explore earthquakes on a map or list. Compare magnitude, depth and time, with the original source and updates in view.
Explore earthquakesFor Latin America and the Caribbean
Stay informed.Stay connected.Know when the ground moves.
Stay informed. Keep your people close. Receive earthquake report updates, connect by chat and calls, and help a future tremor detection network grow.
iOSComing soon
AndroidComing soonStart on the web in English, Spanish or Portuguese. iOS and Android are coming soon.
Earthquake report updates are available after source publication. Phone sensing is a research pilot; validated early warning is our goal. Delivery and earlier notice are not guaranteed. Follow local authorities.
A little more connected.
Your private space
My circle
A simple check-in
Share with the people you choose.
I am OK
An accepted connectionYour circle, your choice.
Everyday conversations. Meaningful connections.
Product illustration and abstract network. Example content; no live sensors or personal locations are shown.
Sourced earthquake information
Your own private circle
A workspace for preparedness
One platform. People at the center.
Useful on an ordinary day. Helpful when the ground moves.
A clearer picture of events. A familiar place to connect. Practical tools that help people and organizations keep their information together.
Keep your people close
Private chat, voice and video calls, and voluntary “I am OK” messages with people you have both approved. Keep TELURICO open to receive web calls.
Build your circleShare what you felt
Add a voluntary felt report when it is safe. Your observations stay clearly separate from instrument measurements.
View felt reportsPrepare together
Bring your organization’s sites, document links, tasks and invited members together in a private workspace with clear access roles.
Open a team workspaceEarthquake information. A stronger community.
From a detected earthquake to informed people.
Knowing sooner can matter. Our priority is to bring sourced earthquake updates to the places you care about, then build and validate a phone-based tremor detection network. Any claim about lifesaving lead time must follow measured regional performance.
01Follow published earthquake reports
Choose an area and enable ordinary report notifications. See the source, event time and update status; a report is different from a warning before shaking.
02Help corroborate ground movement
Future consenting phones will measure motion locally and reject handling, impacts and unsuitable readings. Independent nearby observations can help research; a phone count cannot prove an earthquake.
03Validate before issuing warnings
Compare candidates with seismic sources and measure false alarms, missed events, warning time and delivery. Research candidates never become public alerts here.
Illustration of accepted connections. Location sharing is not required.
Connection, by choice
A simple “I am OK.” Shared on your terms.
Share a personal update with the connected people you choose. Its timestamp shows when you sent it. No location is attached.
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Make it your own
Create your account and choose the places you want to follow.
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Connect with your people
Invite friends or family. Both people approve the connection before chatting or sharing personal updates.
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Keep the conversation going
Chat day to day. After an event, share your status when you are ready and it is safe to do so.
A missing response says nothing about someone’s safety.
Try a circle in the demoFor organizations
Give preparedness a place to happen.
Keep your sites, document links and team tasks in one private workspace. Make responsibilities clear and follow the work together.
- Site context and sourced earthquake information
- Preparedness tasks, document links and assigned responsibility
- Member roles, activity history and controlled exports
Preparedness coordination is not emergency dispatch, employee tracking or safety certification.
A shared view of preparation
Keep preparation moving.
Site informationPrivate to your organization
Keep the plan within reachLink documents and assign responsibility
Know the next actionTrack work with your invited team
Clear roles. Shared responsibility.
Latin America + the Caribbean
A platform we build together.
Start with information and connection today. Native apps and voluntary phone-sensing research are being prepared, with their availability shown separately.
Start in your browser
Browse events, use your account and circle, and organize your team's preparedness in the browser.
Open your dashboardNext: iOS and Android
iOSComing soonAndroidComing soonRegister your interest in iOS or Android testing. Native apps are in preparation; store releases will be announced separately.
Register mobile beta interestParticipation with clarity
Phone sensing remains experimental and is not collecting data here. Public early warning requires separate scientific validation and release authorization.
Understand the networkA few useful answers
Clear information. Clear expectations.
Connection works better when everyone understands what the platform can do.
Does TELURICO predict earthquakes?
No. TELURICO does not predict earthquakes and does not operate a public early-warning service. Information may be delayed, incomplete or incorrect. Follow local authorities and take protective action without waiting for TELURICO.
What does an “I am OK” check-in mean?
A voluntary update sent to selected, approved contacts, with a timestamp and no location attached. It reflects the sender’s own statement at that moment. A missing update or notification says nothing about someone’s safety.
Can I use it before the mobile apps launch?
Yes. Use the web platform for your dashboard, source-reported earthquakes, private circle, chat and team workspace. Try the isolated demo with test records. You can also register interest in iOS and Android testing.
Is my location required?
No precise location permission is needed to browse information. You can choose a country or watched area manually. A browsing preference does not establish where you are, and private connections do not require location sharing.
Where does the earthquake information come from?
The current earthquake feed uses USGS reports, with source links and timestamps in event details. These measurements are separate from people’s felt reports. Service status shows source freshness and availability.
Can an organization use a private workspace?
Yes. Authorized members can access workspace records according to their roles. Organize site records, document links, tasks and activity history together. The workspace supports preparedness coordination; it does not provide emergency dispatch or track employees’ personal devices.
Start with your people
Your world, a little more connected.
Create your space. Explore the information. Bring the people you choose along.
Follow local authorities. Do not wait for a message before taking protective action.