Radiation Map Tracker displays worldwide radiation

I started using this app while researching radiation exposure planning. With a nuclear plant nearby, I had discovered reports of high levels of over 300 for several days a few years back. The reports were from the public and stated even with multiple calls to the plant (one posing as a higher govt agency), no release of information was given out to the public. As I searched, this was the only option I found for real time monitoring. There were originally 2 sites right at the plant reporting. Those went away leaving only 1 in the DFW area.

This app is useless! Doesn't show accurate live data at all! Total ripoff! >:(

unlike other apps from black cat this one is worthless. hitting the green circle just shows a black screen. As another reviewer mentioned there are only a few site. I would have expected at the minimum around nuclear plants.

if can display the graph, black screen is shown up by tapping the circle. Is there any setting needed to display the graph?

I agree with other ratings that this is the best radiation map on the web. Dirt cheap too.

Quickest dollar I've ever blown.

Can see whole world and only a map of what appears to be outdated info.

Those of you calling this a waste... You're idiots!!! Now pay attention: black cat systems makes hardware radiation detectors that interface w computers. This is not a government run service, it's strictly voluntary. When an owner of the hardware is testing the radiation level, it registers on a map for all to see. The more people testing, the more readings. This app is a mobile version of their map on the website, nothing more, nothing less and it's worth a buck for me to have access to the info. If there's no reading in your area do us all a favor and get some friends together, buy a monitor unit, connect it to your computer and let us all see what your readings are. Oh and I don't work for the company, I'm just a guy on the west coast concerned about the impending Fukushima disaster.

Really nice radiation detector! And great that he made this app. I think the app should have a help file explaining what the units are. It doesn't explain this anywhere. And ability to show trends over time. Also would love color coding for levels. Everything is green but high numbers could be yellow/red. One reading of 213 still showed as green.

Just a map