Between 2008-2013 air quality around the world deteriorated, particularly in poorer cities. The impact has not just been seen on the health of humans but animals and the environment too.

Airly's network of sensors builds up a picture over time so you can see the problems and monitor progress.

* Source: who.int

Air pollution is the fourth-leading risk factor for deaths worldwide. Higher than HIV, Malaria and Tuberculosis combined.

Airly's historic data tracks patterns and hotspots, empowering you to make changes to your local community.

* Source: theguardian.com

Billions are sacrificed in revenue each year due to lost labour income from sickness and death. Productivity levels amongst workers also increases 5-6% when air pollution levels are rated as 'good'.

Airly sensors detect local pollution levels and provide accurate information on air quality. This data can be used to implement changes, for a happier, healthier workforce.

* Source: worldbank.org

Exposure to polluted air increases the risk of stroke, heart disease, lung cancer, and chronic and acute respiratory diseases, including asthma.

Airly is building a dense network of sensors around the globe to increase understanding and awareness of the problems we face.

* Source: who.int

Air quality can impact all areas of our health. From heart and lung disease to diabetes, dementia, cancers, brittle bones and damaged skin. Fertility, foetuses and children are also affected.

MyAirly's real time map view and pollution forecast, helps you to take care of yourself, friends and family members.

* Source: The Forum of International Respiratory Societies (FIRS)

Babies and children are particularly vulnerable to air pollution as their lungs are still growing and developing.

MyAirly equips you with real time data on air quality. This enables you to set alerts that signal when pollution levels are too high, so you can take action minimise the impact on your health.

* Source: worldbank.org

Between 2008-2013 air quality around the world deteriorated, particularly in poorer cities. The impact has not just been seen on the health of humans but animals and the environment too.

Airly's network of sensors builds up a picture over time so you can see the problems and monitor progress.

* Source: who.int

Air pollution is the fourth-leading risk factor for deaths worldwide. Higher than HIV, Malaria and Tuberculosis combined.

Airly's historic data tracks patterns and hotspots, empowering you to make changes to your local community.

* Source: theguardian.com

Billions are sacrificed in revenue each year due to lost labour income from sickness and death. Productivity levels amongst workers also increases 5-6% when air pollution levels are rated as 'good'.

Airly sensors detect local pollution levels and provide accurate information on air quality. This data can be used to implement changes, for a happier, healthier workforce.

* Source: worldbank.org