AirVisual | World's largest air quality community

Join the movement for a cleaner planet

Make the biggest impact with your air quality monitoring data and promote your initiative within the world’s largest air quality community.

The challenge of our time

Air pollution causes 1 in 9 deaths. It is the most important environmental challenge of our time, and yet huge parts of the world still lack access to information about current air quality conditions.

Now, low-cost sensor technologies have kickstarted a revolution which can bridge this information gap: by making air quality sensors available at an accessible price point, communities around the world are seizing the opportunity to take their local air quality into their own hands, and reveal this invisible killer.

Stronger together: supporting community efforts with a shared goal

AirVisual’s community platform aims to centralize the efforts of communities, activists, governments and organizations who are driven by a common goal: to further our understanding of and capability to tackle air pollution. Every contribution drives this shared mission one step further.

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Data contributors change the world

Pakistan

Impacting smog policy in Pakistan

Abid’s prominent national monitoring network prompted local government to update smog policy to protect schools and the public.

Abid

Russia

Campaigning against “black sky mode” in Russia

Igor’s community-organized monitoring network in Krasnoyarsk has generated high local awareness and engaged governmental action.

Igor

Philippines

Cleaner fuel enterprise supports policy framework in the Philippines

Philippine petroleum company, Unioil, share their national air monitoring network to support governmental decisions for future policy framework.

Unioil

Nigeria

Identifying illegal polluters in Nigeria

Rafael provided the first live air quality data in Port Harcourt, revealing the impact of illegal oil refineries.

Rafael

Hawaii

Quantifying volcanic health risks in Hawaii

Kym’s air quality monitor near Mt. Kīlauea helped to assess and publicize health risks of volcanic smog in Kailua-Kona.

Kym

Gain free air quality insights and tools to maximise your contribution

By sharing your sensor’s data on the AirVisual platform, it reaches millions of daily users who rely on the AirVisual app and website for trusted air quality data. This grows your data’s impact, spreading actionable health guidance with an engaged global audience.

See how many "followers" your station has and discover the impact of your station within the global community!

Easily follow your sensor's data using your free pocket guide to global air quality: the AirVisual air quality app. Benefit from app alerts when your sensor’s readings behave unusually, data visualizations, and even receive a 7-day air quality forecast based from your sensor’s readings.

Gain extra visibility for your campaign, organization or monitoring goals, by personalizing your data contributor profile.

By nature, low-cost sensors are susceptible to a wider degree of error than more costly governmental, reference sensors. By aggregating a global network of low-cost sensors together with reliable reference monitors, the power of big data and machine learning allows this network to learn from each other. AirVisual’s cloud-based system processes billions of data points in order to validate and calibrate air quality readings, to be as reliable and accurate as possible.

Low-cost sensors have made air quality monitoring easy. Choose a monitor to suit your project, and start publishing air quality information in a few simple steps.