Paku for PurpleAir

The best way to view purple air sensors. If I had friends, I’d recommend it to all of them. And I know these same imaginary friends would then recommend this app to other imaginary friends at which point we’d be at least 3 degrees of imaginary separation away from me.

I used this app a while back, and I am so pleased to see how far it’s come. It works very well and is very pleasing to use (visually and functionally) vs. Purple Air. It’s much easier to customize and decipher based on your needs. You can also have it less cluttered when you zoom in and out, which is great. I use this app a lot lately due to the forest fire smoke around me, it’s a life saver! I appreciate the wonderful support team and their help, so grateful to have this app available to use. Thank you!

This air quality app helps with understanding the air in your neighborhood so you know if kids can go outside.

Gives accurate air quality readings from Purple air.

We use this app for a mine job site so lots of people have this app. The numbers for every person are different by sometimes hundreds of points. Why? This needs to be addressed. 17 users looking at the same sensor should all see the same number.

Widgets used to work, but with the latest “upgrade” they are only available for paid subscribers. So, this is not much different from the Purple Air app.

They want you to pay a lot of money for free health information. There are much better apps that care about helping people live healthier lives; don’t waste your money or give it to greedy people.

I had an issue with the icon not changing after an update but that seems to be resolved now.

One cannot set a default location. The app demands one’s location, something not required if one could set a default location.

Very useful and well designed. I look at it frequently, especially when traveling,