Measures NO2, ozone, VOCs, ambient temperature, relative humidity, and UV
Provides data analytics with history charts and maps
Determines airborne virus transmission efficiency — even without hardware
Simply sync airSniffler with its smartphone app on your Android or Apple phone or tablet, and you’re ready to go. Get a quick glance of current conditions from the app or check past values from a chart or map.
Air quality around you is monitored 24 hours a day for two weeks per battery charge. Data is recorded on the device when it’s not connected and uploaded to the app later.
If pollution levels are elevated to dangerous levels, an LED light will blink on the airSniffler device. Phone notifications will also appear while connected.
Air quality issues are a major concern in many working environments. airSniffler helps manage this by allowing employees to see the air quality parameters at their workplace and quickly identify problems.
We can build a cloud application tailored to the specific needs of any business, bringing together telemetry from employees’ airSniffler devices for concise analysis.
Air pollution affects most of us. It is the fourth largest killer of people on Earth. Effects of exposure to NO2 and ozone are well studied.
NO2 primarily gets in the air from the burning of fuel — cars, trucks, buses, power plants, even your home gas stove. airSniffler detects changes in NO2 levels and provides you with colour coded data that you can use to limit your personal exposure to air pollution as much as possible.
There are several scientific studies demonstrating a direct link between humidity and temperature and the transmission efficiency of a virus. airSniffler calculates a Virus Index based on this data, helping you evaluate your home or office environment in an unprecedented way.
These two characteristics of air are the most influential for us, but usually we know far less about them than we think. Indoor low humidity, for example, is a very common problem, that causes irritation of skin, eyes and mucous membranes.
airSniffler measures both temperature and relative humidity and gives colour coded insights that can be helpful.
UV radiation is a well-known hazard that shines upon us every time we step under the sun. Yet we feel the effects of UV usually when it is already too late.
airSniffler can measure UV levels for you. Point it at the sun, get a quick glance of the app, and that is all.
Colour-coded measurements
Get a quick glance of all sensors with helpful insights
Virus Index
Evaluate virus transmission efficiency even without an airSniffler device
Detailed history charts
See how air quality has changed over time
History maps
View your air quality history as colour-coded dots on a map
airSniffler is not pretending to be a complicated scientific device. Our goal is to simply provide you with data about your local environment. We are confident that this data can help people understand air quality better and act upon it.
You can export raw sensor data from the app for analysing with your own tools
We can publish our Bluetooth API or build a custom app or web service just for you
You can opt-in to send your data anonymously to our cloud for it to be potentially used for new environmental science
Anyone who cares about the quality of their air will benefit from using airSniffler.
61.2 x 29.7 x 21.7 mm
24 grams
2-week battery life
USB Type-C charging
Bluetooth
MOS-type sensor for detecting oxidizing and reduction gases
Temperature and relative humidity (RH) sensor
UV sensor
