Realtime broadcasting air quality information for more than 180 countries.
- Show air quality information for your current location.
- Show pollen data & forecast for United States and Europe.
- Air quality standard switching among US, China, UK and India standards.
- Provide pollution & pollen alerts.
- Show realtime air quality index on desktop icon.
- Available on Apple Watch with Complications. Check out realtime air quality right on your wrist.
- Provide iMessage Extension: share air quality information right in a conversation.
- Connect with your Laser Egg air monitor, know about indoor air quality in your house.
- Connect with your Philips Smart Air Purifier to check realtime indoor air quality and control your purifier from anywhere.
- Connect with your Philips GoPure car air purifier.
Air Matters is ad-supported. "Air Matters Premium" is an optional yearly subscription that remove ads and support future development. Current price for this premium service is $0.99 USD per year, and may vary from country to country. Your payment will be charged to your iTunes account, and your account will be charged for renewal 24 hours prior to the end of current period. Auto-renual may be turned off at any time by going to your settings in the iTunes Store after purchase. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period. If you have paid to remove ads in previous versions of "China Air Quality Index", you can restore previous purchase to enjoy one year of premium service.
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Is Air Matters free?
Yes, Air Matters is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
Is Air Matters legit?
⚠️ The Air Matters app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
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How much does Air Matters cost?
Air Matters has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 1.74 $.
AQI misleading due to abundance of stations that do not actually exist
This review is for Australia. I’m not sure how state monitors are added elsewhere.
Here AirMatters has decided to add a government monitoring station for every suburb and locality. This is despite these monitoring stations not existing. This means if I’m located closer to a suburb centre than a community device the readings will be waaaaay off. As there are only a handful of community devices in my region this happens more often than not. I’ve deleted this app and started using AirCare instead. It’s a shame because AirMatters has a superior user experience. But that’s pointless if the data is wrong.
Why is this app 250MB?
The app is great in terms of functionality but why is it 250MB? Ad tracking frameworks? Come on…
Okay but too hard to pair with Philips
Too hard to pair gave up after several attempts with various settings
Didn’t cost much and has some interesting info.
Love it but
Widgets not working
Great app - how to remove ads?
Love this app. How to remove ads?
Inconsistent with all other local measurements
Seems to be taken from inside a house with a wood fire. All other local sites show very good-AQI of less than 10. This app shows “ very poor” AQI 120. Clearly is either incorrect or relies on very few measurements. Canberra Australia
Stopped working for Sydney Australia
Had this app for months but 2 months ago Sydney only shows the air quality at either 48 or 52. There have been days where I can see from the city up to the mountains and days where the sky is dirty but this app never seems to change the air quality rating. Need to find one that works
Now useless
There seems to draw on a number of unofficial sources that all read AQI 120. I can change the source used, but it always eventually defaults back to a local useless source. Subscription cancelled.
Used to be good
The app used to take only official air quality data so you knew what you were reading. Not it utilises open access data time show many more map data points. That is nice in theory of course but practically suffers from that open source data often not representing what outside air quality is like. I have often seen values of over 200 and less than 30 next to each other. One is likely indoors in a filtered environment and the other reflects actual outdoor conditions (there are bushfires nearby). This is as bad if not worse then the algorithms some apps use which seem equally poor and estimating air quality when you you need it (that is when it’s not just good). The problem is you can’t tell what is what, it is very misleading and easy to think the wrong data is correct.
Really disappointed the app went this way, especially when we need robust data with all the poor air quality we are getting at the moment.
Nice looking app, data only updates once a day
Data only updates once a day at 5:00am, making it wildly inaccurate, real shame.
