AirTrack and AirGradient announce their partnership and integration

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July 15, 2026

We're excited to announce our partnership and integration with AirGradient!

AirGradient's latest article explores how AirTrack is helping connect the dots between the air you breathe indoors and outdoors—making every route and every room part of your personal air quality story.

Air quality is part of every environment we spend time in, from our homes and workplaces to our daily commutes and outdoor activities. By combining AirGradient's trusted indoor air quality monitors with AirTrack's personalised outdoor air quality and pollen insights, we're helping people gain a more complete understanding of their daily exposure.

Together, we're working towards a shared goal: making air quality data more accessible, actionable, and meaningful—so people can better understand the air around them and make more informed choices.

A huge thank you to the AirGradient team for featuring AirTrack and highlighting the importance of connecting indoor and outdoor air quality.

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