Nikola Tesla Web FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
What Nikola Tesla Web is, what it isn’t, what the membership buys and how the Evaluator works. Anything missing? Ask us.
Do you predict earthquakes?
No. Nobody can predict earthquakes, and we say so on every page. Nikola Tesla Web is a live Earth-monitoring site and a lab that evaluates claims against public data. A small 2025 sample looked promising; the full archive — more than fifty years of global earthquakes — did not. We published that null as Evaluation E004, with the data and code. For safety, use USGS and your local emergency office.
Two numbers you will see: 2.4M+ = records the apps query. 563 GB = raw archive on disk.
What is the Evaluator?
An interactive lab. You send a question and a dataset; NIK, our AI Evaluator, runs a pre-registered, seeded, reproducible test and we publish the method, the numbers and the script — whatever they show. We publish each result when its test is certified. Start at Submit an idea.
Who is NIK?
Our always-on Linux machine in Fort Worth, Texas, running the evaluation scripts. A tool, not an author — every page names the script, the seed and the data fingerprints so anyone can re-run it without NIK.
What do I get for $3.69 a month?
One key that opens the Command Center, the Planetary Almanac and Tesla Bio on up to 5 devices. The monitors, the Nodal Globe, the frequency tools and the Evaluator stay free. Founding price locked for life while the founding window is open; the standard price after that is $9.63. Join here.
Why is the Almanac (or the Command Center) hard to use on my phone?
It’s a large page built for a desktop screen — it puts three thousand years of planetary positions on one screen. On a phone you’ll scroll and pan; on a laptop or PC you see the whole thing. Nothing is broken.
Can I cancel?
Yes — one click, no contracts, no questions. Access runs to the end of the paid month, and if you come back later you’re welcome back.
Can I send you data?
Yes — that’s the Evaluator. Read /submit first: one question, one dataset, no personal data, and you keep ownership.
Where does the live data come from?
Public agencies — NASA, NOAA, USGS, GFZ, JMA, ESA and others — through our own feeds worker. Every card names its source.
Will you test my prediction method?
We don’t test predictions. Reframe it as “does A show a measurable effect on B” with a dataset, and it qualifies.
Is Nikola Tesla Web the old TeslaQuake?
Yes — renamed Nikola Tesla Web on 2026-10-17. Same feeds, same evaluations, new name.
Nikola Tesla Web is an independent research site — not Tesla, Inc., not affiliated with Elon Musk, and not an earthquake prediction or warning service. For life-safety decisions, follow USGS and your local emergency office.