

Step-by-step instructions let you know what to do even before/during/after earthquakes or tsunamis, even if no data or internet connectivity.Easy to use Spanish language toggle to switch translation directly inside the app.


Get notifications and alerts when earthquakes or a tsunami occurs, prepare your family and home, find help and let others know you are safe even if the power is out – a must have for anyone who lives in an earthquake-prone area or has loved ones who do. **A “MUST-HAVE” app that “…basically turns your mobile device into an all-in-one post-quake tool, info center, and instruction guide.” – TremblingEarth**īe ready for earthquakes & tsunamis with Earthquake by American Red Cross. **“The number one app to download to help you survive an earthquake.” – IT World** **“Those who live their life on the fault lines should pick this app up immediately.” – Appolicious**

You can also open the notification history by using settings://notification_history.The More Info panel of an entity using entityId: where is replaced with the entity ID you wish to view.An application using app:// where is replaced with the actual package you wish to open.For a particular action in Actionable Notifications, see its documentation.If you have multiple servers connected to an iOS or mac app, relative URLs will be treated with respect to the server that sent the notification.A relative URL to your Home Assistant instance, like /lovelace/test.When tapping on a notification, you can choose to open a URL, which can fall into one of the following buckets: You can attach media and other content to notifications.
