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Free app for iPhone and iPad

My AQI Air Quality & Pollution

Is the air safe to breathe today? See the live AQI and pollutant levels from the monitoring station closest to you, or for any city.

Get it on the App StoreFree, with optional Premium

4.6★ · 2.6K ratings on the US App Store

Or convert a reading right here, free

Have a PM2.5, PM10 or ozone number? This calculator runs in your browser and turns it into the US AQI.

A look inside

Live AQI near youUnhealthy air, clearly flaggedEvery pollutant, nearest stationAir quality anywhereAll your places

What it does

The nearest stationThe AQI from the monitoring station closest to you. If your town has no sensor, you get the closest one available.
Every pollutantPM2.5, PM10, ozone, NO2, SO2 and CO, plus temperature, wind, humidity and pressure.
Any city, anywhereSearch a city or a station to check the air for family, travel or work.
Your placesSave the places that matter to you and see them all in one list.
A clear color scaleFrom Good to Hazardous, on the US EPA scale, so you know at a glance when to open the windows or skip the run.
Share itSend the air quality to the people you care about in a few taps.

Free or Premium

Free

  • Live AQI and all pollutants
  • Nearest station and city search
  • Favorites and sharing
  • With ads

Premium

  • Everything in Free
  • Full map with more sensors around you
  • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
  • No ads

Premium is a monthly or yearly subscription. Cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings.

Privacy

Your location is used to find the nearest monitoring station, and it is sent to the air-quality data service for that lookup. The free version shows ads from Google AdMob, and the app uses Firebase for statistics and crash reports. Premium removes the ads. Privacy policy

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. The live AQI, every pollutant, city search and favorites are free, with ads. Premium adds the full map with more sensors and the Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, and removes the ads.

Where does the data come from?

From public air-quality monitoring stations around the world. The app shows the station closest to you and when it was last updated.

Which AQI scale does it use?

The US EPA Air Quality Index, from 0 to 500, in six colors from Good to Hazardous. Other countries publish their own indices with different thresholds.

Does it work on iPad?

Yes. The app runs on iPhone and iPad.

Is it medical advice?

No. The app helps you decide when to limit time outdoors, but it does not replace advice from a doctor.

Need help?

Questions, bugs or ideas are welcome. Support · Contact