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Zilvinas Bartkus.
Beniamin CiutaHello uRAD community,
do we have any developed app for smartphones, to monitor and receive alerts about high pollution levels from the uRAD devices?
Do you use any, or know about one that could be used with our devices?
Thank you in advance!
# Stay healthy and breath fresh air! #
george.dadulescuI can’t seem to understand the reason why the developer of uradmonitor devices, simply refuses to create an android app. Maybe he sells the data to other air quality networks ? It is incredible how many people are asking for an app and nothing has been done yet !
Zilvinas Bartkusthis is the reason I am NOT going for urad products (hw is great) – they simply dont care about mobile end users and cant admit it publicly.
Mihai Scribafor iOS: Local Haze
Local Haze gives air quality enthusiasts a confidence rating on local sensor measurements for outdoor air quality, delivering free quality-controlled data in an easy to understand format. Local Haze reports data from numerous crowdsourced sensors from PurpleAir, Luftdaten, uRADMonitor, and government sources such as AirNow and the U.S. Department of State. You can also share sensor maps of air quality readings anywhere in the world.
Zilvinas BartkusThis is 3rd party service that does not allow for YOUR devices to be viewed or managed or alerts configured.
CraigThe Local Haze iOS application has recently added support for push notifications. It can now receive notifications from uRADMonitor sensors when the US EPA AQI level changes to monitor significant changes in air quality even without the application running.
Zilvinas BartkusStill no news on alerts…