Tremor Tracker is a free iPhone app developed by Andrew Hoyer that provides users with an interactive globe displaying recent earthquake points. This app allows users to stay informed about earthquake activity around the world.

The main feature of Tremor Tracker is the ability to tap on each earthquake point to view relevant data such as magnitude, location, time, and tsunami warnings. This information is crucial for users who want to understand the impact and severity of each earthquake.

Users can also select a specific time range, such as the latest earthquake, last hour, day, week, or month, to view earthquakes that occurred within that time frame. This feature allows users to focus on recent earthquake activity and track any patterns or trends.

Tremor Tracker sources its earthquake data from reputable organizations including the United States Geological Survey, Earthquakes Canada, Geoscience Australia, Geological Survey of Israel, and the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre. This ensures that the data provided is accurate and up-to-date.

With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive earthquake data, Tremor Tracker is a valuable tool for anyone interested in monitoring earthquake activity worldwide.