Measure everything that vibrates, shakes or moves. Or why not an actual earthquake? Seismometer uses your iPhone's built in accelerometer to measure movements in two axes, calculate the resulting energy and draw the results on a rolling logarithmic scale. Features: * Different signal filters * Highly configurable * Recordings * CSV exporting of recordings * UDP Streaming http://yellowagents.com/seismometer/ for more info and examples of how to use the streaming protocol.
Export to PDF
Can the option to export to a PDF file be added?
Crashes
Crashes so much, app needs to be updated. Waste of $2
No good
This is really a terrible application. I want my money back. I am a specialist in earthquake engineer and this app is useless
Great app...but...
It is great app for recording vibrations and it is very sensitive, but it constantly crashes during playback of recording. Wasted money!
No way to get data out of the app
If you have a lot of data the app will just crash- totally useless. We had an earthquake in Los Angeles about an hour ago, and I wanted to show off this app, but it only crashes when you try to look at a history file that recorded for only 13 hours. It won’t email or send to documents which does nothing. I tried accessing the data from my MacBook Pro using an iPhone backup program, and the app no longer will allow access to its folders. Wish I could see the data. If the developer wants to reach me feel free to email me. I like the display screen but too bad it didn’t perform when I needed it to.
Awesome
Thanks for updating for iOS 11 support! Been a fan of this app. Even though I use it once in a while for fun, it is quite useful for detecting vibrations. I can actually see my heart beating now if I put my phone up to my heart. It's really sensitive. I like it!!
Please update this app
Thank you for making this app please if it is possible update it for the next iOS I mean iOS 11 Because it will not work on it if you don't update it.
iOS 11 support
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