Launch of AirCoach: new 24/7 feature in AirTrack

April 2, 2026

Today, 2 April, AirTrack goes 24/7. We’re launching AirCoach: personalised air quality tracking across your entire day, from commute to training to home.

We’ve moved beyond PM2.5 and NO2 to track five key pollutants, added indoor air quality, and now follow your movements to show your real exposure, not city averages.

With AirCoach, you get personalised, coach-like insights with practical suggestions like cleaner routes and better times to be active, so you can feel more confident about the air you breathe.

‍What's included in AirTrack Premium:‍

Automatic 24/7 activity tracking and categorisation

Hyperlocal air quality insights — indoors and outdoors

Four-day air quality forecasts

Suggested cleaner routes and times

Daily exposure summaries and your personal AirCoach

Leaderboards — challenge friends, colleagues, or your running club

AirTrack is free to download. Premium starts at £6.99/month or £49.99/year, with a 7-day free trial. To celebrate the launch, we're offering 3 months for just £2.99 per month for sign-ups in April 2026.

Download and try it today.

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