Sharp industrial photography of a rugged, solar-powered outdoor air-quality monitor mounted on a weathered utility pole. High-detail macro shot showing the matte dark gray casing and a precise safety-orange accent line. Crisp overcast daylight, desaturated cool tones, 35mm.
Sharp industrial photography of a rugged, solar-powered outdoor air-quality monitor mounted on a weathered utility pole. High-detail macro shot showing the matte dark gray casing and a precise safety-orange accent line. Crisp overcast daylight, desaturated cool tones, 35mm.
See Today's Air Quality

AirTrack

Know your air, in real time.

AirTrack is a compact, 3D-printed air quality sensor paired with an easy-to-read dashboard — built to bring affordable, hyper-local air quality data to neighborhoods, schools, and local governments.

Live Snapshot

Today's air, at a glance

A quick read on current conditions from the nearest AirTrack station, plus the pollutant and weather readings behind the number.

7-DAY OUTLOOK

Where the air is headed?

A short-range forecast so you can plan outdoor time in advance, not just react to today's reading.

UNDERSTANDING THE NUMBER

What AQI actually means?

The Air Quality Index (AQI) turns a mix of pollutant measurements into a single, easy-to-read score. The lower the number, the cleaner the air — and the higher it climbs, the more it's worth changing your plans, especially if you're young, older, pregnant, or living with a respiratory or heart condition.

AirTrack calculates AQI from live pollutant readings at each station and refreshes it continuously, so the score on your dashboard reflects the air right outside — not a regional average from miles away.

BEHIND THE NUMBERS

What's putting pollutants in the air?

AQI moves for reasons — here are the four biggest contributors AirTrack stations typically pick up on.

Transportation

Vehicle exhaust is one of the largest contributors to national greenhouse gas output, and it's often the biggest swing factor in day-to-day urban air quality.

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Fossil-fuel power plants and industrial facilities release particulates and gases that can linger over a city for hours or days.

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Agriculture

Fertilizer use, pesticide application, and crop burning all release fine particles and gases that add up across a growing season.

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Waste Management

Landfills release methane as waste breaks down, and open burning of trash adds smoke and toxic byproducts directly into local air.

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Industry & Power Generation

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