Deprem Net: Safety Network

Deprem Net is built for earthquake alerts, a live earthquake map, and private safety coordination with the people you trust. Follow supported sources such as AFAD, EMSC and USGS, then manage notifications by magnitude, intensity, and your own preferences. Earthquake alerts and live map New active earthquake records are evaluated automatically. View events on the map with magnitude, depth, region, source and time details, then filter by distance, age and notification preferences. Private disaster network Create your own network, join another network with a network number and manage close contacts in one place. Network managers can review members, see visible member status and use network package subscriptions for shared access. Keep a last reliable status The app is designed around last reliable records, not continuous public tracking. When you give permission, Deprem Net can keep a recent device, safety, and location snapshot ready for the people who are allowed to see it in your network. Delivery paths for difficult moments During an active disaster flow, Deprem Net prioritizes internet delivery and can use SMS or Bluetooth relay fallback where the device, permissions, and platform allow it. This helps your status wait for delivery even when normal connectivity is unreliable. Control your data and permissions Location sharing is controlled by you and can be kept off by default. Preference screens explain notification, map, Bluetooth, SMS, data sharing and privacy choices. API requests are signed with device-generated keys and network visibility rules limit who can see your data. Membership options Individual membership and network packages are supported for users who want expanded coordination features for themselves or their close-contact network. Important note Deprem Net is not an official emergency service and does not guarantee rescue, warnings, connectivity, SMS delivery, Bluetooth relay availability, or earthquake data completeness. Alerts, maps, and delivery features depend on data providers, device settings, granted permissions, platform limits, and network conditions.