Air Quality & Pollen - AirCare

AirCare

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About this app

AirCare - the only app you'll need to track air quality, pollen and UV! Featured by Forbes, BBC, NASA, Google, and awarded by the UN.

What you get:
- AQI - Air Quality Index: Stay safe from air pollution in any country around the world
- Pollen Tracking and Forecasts: Avoid allergies by following 3 types of pollen in the US and Europe (Tree, Grass and Weed Pollen)
- UV Index Tracking and Forecasts: Don't get sunburn on the beach, know when to seek shade
- Fire Hotspots - Know where NASA satellites picked up wildfires on the ground
- Breakdown of Air Pollutants: See details about PM10, PM2.5, NO2, CO, SO2, O3 in the air
- Home Screen Widgets
- Push Notifications on Level Changes
- Apple Watch Support
- Education and Community Section

Where do we get out data from:
AirCare uses a multitude of satellite, ground and weather stations to calculate the most accurate AQI for a location. Open data sources:
- Purple Air - https://purpleair.com
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - https://www.airnow.gov
- Sensor Community (Luftdaten) - https://sensor.community

Download AirCare now and find out why millions of people have already used the app to know what they breathe!

By using our app, you agree to the Terms of Use stated here: https://getaircare.com/projects/eula.html

This app does not represent a government entity.

Ratings and reviews

Downloaded this app to try against my current app. 0 usability. You can not do anything with the app. As soon as you open the app, it immediately takes you to a subscription page and tries to force you into a subscription. When you finally get to the information and go to settings to try and set the parameters, it takes you right back to the subscription page. USELESS!!!

Nice interface, seems reliable and informative. Only complaint is that widgets should absolutely be a free feature. Or at least having 1 widget could be free, while multiple (with different readouts like uv/pollen/etc) or other customizations could be paywalled. But the lack of at least 1 basic free widget is really a dealbreaker here.

The maps are slow. Lol. But. I read that in a different review and didn't really care. As long as it could give me a consistent reading so I knew when I could or could not go outside. Being asthmatic, it's important I don't open my doors and windows too often. Otherwise, I'm hacking up a lung. ---- In short? This worked well for me. 👍🏻

What’s new

Update data attribution across the app