Turning Data into Clean Air.

Hyperlocal, real-time air quality data for governments and businesses to monitor air pollution and reduce emissions.

Airly is the leading cost-effective SaaS (sensing-as-a-service) solution for hyperlocal air quality monitoring and control.

Our comprehensive platform helps governments and business take bold action to reduce emissions and protect public health.

Air Quality in the World

For Local Governments

to make data-driven decisions on environmental policies and take action through hyper-local air pollution insights.

For Business

to provide an accessible and easily integrating solution for smart cities and intelligent urban infrastructure.

For Communities

to support communities in their quest for clean air through accurate data and actionable insights.

40 000
Data points

2 Million
App downloads

50
Countries involved

Best
Sensor 2019

Tested by South Coast AQMD’s AQ-SPEC

Research
Project Partner

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Software tools for data analysis, visualisation and insights

Airly Data Platform is a SaaS solution that combines a network of sensors, corporate functions and services to reduce air pollution worldwide. The platform enables governments and companies to measure and analyze air quality.

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Software tools for data analysis, visualisation and insights

Real Time Dashboard Report Generator Forecast Air Pollution Alerts

Social Impact Tracker, langAir Quality Insights COMING SOONMobile App Web App

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Our Clients talk about us

I have been using Airly sensors to study outdoor air quality data and compare them to the indoor measurements. I'm very happy with its easy installation and operation as well as with very quick team support. You can see that Airly Data Platform has been designed with the client and his task in mind, which is why it is very friendly and easy to use.

Joanne Low

Research Associate, Unitec Institute of Technology

There are 40 air quality monitors installed in Opole. Thanks to the Airly Data Platform for monitoring air quality measurements, as the head of the Department of Environmental Protection Planning and Financing in the Department of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of the Opole City Hall, I am able to analyze in which city locations the levels of pollution are exceeded most often. The platform serves us primarily to assess the actions taken - including subsidies granted to change the method of heating. Thanks to the possibility of obtaining data from individual sensors for a given period, it is possible to easily analyze the trend of changes in air quality for a given location. The platform, thanks to its intuitive interface, facilitates work with analyzing data from sensors.

Marcin Węgrzyn

Opole City, Head of the Department of Planning and Financing Environmental Protection City

I use the Airly Data Platform to monitor air quality measurements in the city of Toruń based on 50 Airly sensors. The platform is intuitive and easy to use. The graphics are friendly and visually nice. It allows you to obtain a wide range of statistical data from the beginning of the launch of the platform, which is useful for assessing the state of air pollution, an interesting feature is displaying the pollution forecast for the next day. In addition to the state of pollution, it shows meteorological data on an ongoing basis. The platform raises the interest of the city's inhabitants, which affects awareness of the state of air pollution and fulfills an educational role.

Mirosław Bulczyński

City of Toruń, Chief Specialist of the Department of Environment and Ecology

As a manager of the Łódź Regional Air Monitoring Network, I use the Airly Data Platform for monitoring air quality measurements from 90 Airly sensors. The Airly solution is intuitive and suitable for professionals who need to perform advanced analyzes of air pollution for selected locations and discover measurement trends and sources of pollution. The data elicited from the platform allows me easily share the results of analysis with marchal leaders and decide what actions should be taken for air pollution reduction.

Łukasz Wcisłek

Łódź City, Chief Specialist in Information Society, Marshal Office of the Łódź Voivodeship

It is a promising next step for us today to be able to launch the Air Pollution Sensors project with Airly as this will help us create further awareness across our communities of how the air pollution situation is progressing. Now it is time for us all to think about changes we can make to create a difference, as individuals and as organisations.

Councillor Waseem Zaffar MBE

Birmingham City, Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment Council

Joanne Low

Research Associate, Unitec Institute of Technology

Marcin Węgrzyn

Opole City, Head of the Department of Planning and Financing Environmental Protection City

Mirosław Bulczyński

City of Toruń, Chief Specialist of the Department of Environment and Ecology

Łukasz Wcisłek

Łódź City, Chief Specialist in Information Society, Marshal Office of the Łódź Voivodeship

Councillor Waseem Zaffar MBE

Birmingham City, Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment Council

Joanne Low

Research Associate, Unitec Institute of Technology

Marcin Węgrzyn

Opole City, Head of the Department of Planning and Financing Environmental Protection City

Mirosław Bulczyński

City of Toruń, Chief Specialist of the Department of Environment and Ecology

Łukasz Wcisłek

Łódź City, Chief Specialist in Information Society, Marshal Office of the Łódź Voivodeship

Air Quality in the World

$Billions in lost revenue annually *

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

91% of people breathe polluted air *

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

Damaging every organ in the body *

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.

Real time Airly Map view and pollution forecast, helps you to take care of yourself, friends and family members.

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

Associated with 23% of child bronchitis cases *

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

Airly Map 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

$Billions in lost revenue annually *

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

Damaging every organ in the body *

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.

Real time Airly Map view and pollution forecast, helps you to take care of yourself, friends and family members.

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

$Billions in lost revenue annually *

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

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Making air quality information available for all.

All the most important air quality information in one place. Monitor the quality of the air you are breathing.

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Turning Data into Clean Air.

Airly is the leading cost-effective SaaS (sensing-as-a-service) solution for hyperlocal air quality monitoring and control.

Air Quality in the World

For Local Governments

For Business

For Communities

Our Features

Software tools for data analysis, visualisation and insights

Start using the most powerful air quality data platform

Our Clients talk about us

Łukasz Wcisłek

Councillor Waseem Zaffar MBE

Joanne Low

Air Quality in the World

91% of people breathe polluted air *

Damaging every organ in the body *

Associated with 23% of child bronchitis cases *

Airly Mobile App

Making air quality information available for all.

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