Airly

Airly is a cost-effective SaaS solution for hyperlocal air quality monitoring and control, offering real-time data to help governments and businesses decrease emissions and protect citizens' health. The platform combines a network of sensors to create a long-term history of air quality, allowing users to identify trends and hotspots, and make data-driven decisions to improve local conditions.

Airly is tackling a major global problem, as air pollution worsens around the world, especially in poorer cities. The World Health Organization estimates that air pollution is the fourth-leading risk factor for deaths globally, causing 7 million premature deaths each year. Airly hopes to help by offering accurate and accessible data that empowers people to take action.

Airly offers the following features:

• Calibration and Network Management: Full service calibration of data with local environmental and climate conditions, sensor management tools, technical support, onboarding, and API.
• Software Tools: Data analysis, visualization, and insights through a SaaS platform, including a real-time dashboard, report generator, forecast, air pollution alerts, and social impact tracker.
• Air Quality Measurement: Best-in-class sensors measuring particulate matter, gases, and other pollutants, with data transfer via GSM.
• Mobile App: Accessible air quality information for individuals, with features like pollution forecasting, favorite location tracking, and customizable alerts.

Airly's sensors are easy to install, waterproof and measure a range of pollutants including particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide. The platform is geared for governments, businesses and communities, helping them make data-driven decisions about environmental policy and urban planning.

Pricing is not publicly disclosed, but you can contact Airly directly to discuss custom solutions and pricing. With hyperlocal air quality data, Airly empowers users to take action to improve their environment, leading to healthier living and lower emissions.

Published on July 14, 2024