The chosen air quality provider of Apple, Yahoo and many other leading brands.
Reduce your exposure to bad air quality & pollen with BreezoMeter’s award-winning, top-rated air quality, pollen and weather app. We use machine learning and artificial intelligence to provide the most accurate real-time, street-level air quality & pollen data.
Protect your family with our personalized, user-friendly air quality based health recommendations, plan your day with 5 hours forecast or check the real-time global air quality map. You can also see your local air quality index (available in 94 countries) and learn what pollutants you are breathing, their sources and effects.
Our main features:
• Real-time air quality maps – see how outdoor air quality looks like at street, block or country level.
• Daily information for multiple types of pollen from trees, grass and weed.
• Daily weather forecast.
• Actionable, personalized health recommendations – know what you should do— whether you’re at home, looking for an exercise route, planning a trip or watching the kids.
• Notifications for changes in outdoor air quality – save your favorite locations and track their air quality 24/7.
Use BreezoMeter to track the ambient air quality around you and to minimize your exposure to outdoor air pollution. See the ambient air quality at the kids’ kindergarten, plan the healthiest exercise route and make informed decisions about everyday life.
✓ Recommended by physicians for asthma, lung and heart patients.
✓ Must have for parents of small children and infants.
✓ Great solution for athletes, runners, cyclists and anyone doing outdoor sports activities.
Under the Hood
BreezoMeter’s secret sauce lies in the technology that utilizes big data infrastructure to continuously gather air quality, pollen, weather and fire measurements from literally thousands of sources, among them more than 7000 official air quality monitoring stations worldwide.
By using proprietary dispersion algorithms that calculate air quality in more than 300 million geographical data points every hour, we are able to understand how air quality moves and disperse. Therefore providing highly accurate ambient air quality data in real-time and at the highest resolution, alongside actionable insights.
App permissions information:
Location Permissions (user can choose not to approve location permissions):
While the app is in use (foreground) – This app collects location data to show you the air quality and pollen data at your location and to enable personal exposure to air quality, as long as the app is in use.
While the app is in the background – This app collects location data to enable air quality notifications,, and personal exposure to air quality, even when the app is closed or not in use.
Write to external storage: Only for saving your favorite places so you could get notifications on air quality changes.
We use Flurry for usage analytics.
Data collected by Flurry includes:
Device ID
Product Interaction
Other Usage Data
Privacy policy:
https://breezometer.com/privacy-policy
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It’s ok, but isn’t for me. I want widgets that updates in real time, for specific locations, with the AQI scale my government uses, and that comes in more sizes so I have more info than just AQI. I like that I can set more than one widget, so I can see home and work together. However it only displays its own BAQI, not the one I have set in the app and it only shows that – no pollen, 2.5s, nothing. Also, no, I don’t want notifications for where my device is. I want them for where I will be today.
Great app for keeping on top of your local air quality. Now has alerts that can keep you informed of any major changes. Update 8/2021: Taking 2 stars off. Widget and app don’t report the same number (using same AQI, widget does not update properly). App takes forever to fetch data at times. Not easy to navigate. Forecast shows colored bar chart, but no AQI numbers. You have to guess if it’s 60, 70, or 79…(all yellow range).
I have not found the way this app reports air quality to be useful. Additionally it over-notifies me. The way the elephant trunk waggles back and forth before settling is cute the first couple of times, but quickly becomes an annoyance. Additionally, the index doesn’t seem to correspond to the widely published AQI-based indexes I was using from the web at the time I was running this app. And there’s no subtext of exactly why the air quality is bad. I mainly got the app to get a read on how much forest fire smoke there was out there so I could decide if I should bike to work in the morning, and the app didn’t really give me a good sense of that, whereas the air quality indexes I found on the web fingered that pretty well, and also told me that the poor quality was specifically the result of small particulates (aka smoke). The web ones were a lot less convenient to use though.
So overall I like this app because the map shows in detail a specific area’s air quality COLOR. I find that very helpful because the air quality just a short distance from where you are can be significantly different! Not crazy about including the AQI-US AND Breezometer Global reading! This is so confusing because they express the same conditions in different ways so it seems like they conflict – sort of. It has good info but you have to search for it a bit more than some other weather apps.