Tsunami Monitoring positions itself as a specialized emergency alert application focused exclusively on seismic and tsunami threats. Developed by Bogdan Sindilar for iOS devices, the app leverages global monitoring networks to provide potentially life-saving notifications. Its core premise addresses a critical gap in personal safety tools by specializing in geological hazards rather than general emergency alerts. The application's functionality centers on three primary components: instant location-based alerts for earthquakes and tsunamis, worldwide real-time monitoring of seismic activity, and offline capability for critical information access during network disruptions. The alert system utilizes geographical positioning to filter relevant warnings, while the monitoring feature provides visualizations of global seismic events through interactive maps. Offline functionality ensures basic alert history and safety guidelines remain accessible without internet connectivity, though real-time updates naturally require network access. User experience demonstrates a utilitarian interface prioritizing clarity over aesthetic refinement. The dashboard presents color-coded threat levels and simplified navigation to critical functions. Real-world usage patterns suggest the app serves both as a primary warning system for residents in high-risk coastal areas and as a situational awareness tool for travelers visiting seismically active regions. The interface minimizes unnecessary interactions during emergency scenarios while maintaining comprehensive data access for preparatory planning. With no user reviews available at launch, the application enters the market without established user feedback patterns. Early adoption will likely depend on its performance during actual seismic events and the reliability of its alert mechanisms compared to government-operated warning systems. The absence of user testimonials necessitates reliance on technical evaluation rather than experiential data during this initial assessment period. The application's primary strength lies in its specialized focus and offline capabilities, though limitations include dependency on external data sources and potential alert overlap with official warning systems. Ideal use cases include individuals living in tsunami-prone coastal regions, emergency preparedness enthusiasts, and international travelers visiting areas with limited government alert infrastructure. The app serves best as a supplemental tool rather than replacement for official emergency notification channels.