Public launch of AirTrack

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April 14, 2025

We are so excited to launch our AirTrack app today.

We are so excited to launch our AirTrack app today.

This has been a huge piece of work by the team - in only three months we have delivered an app on App and Play Stores which:

✅ brings everyone personalised air quality data

✅ syncs with Strava, Apple and Google Health

✅ has its own GPS tracking

✅ has a beautiful design ("aesthetic" is a word we've heard!)

✅ brings our existing user base of over 1,100 AirTrackers an even more intuitive and engaging experience.

We hope to see our global user base grow exponentially over the coming months. Please check it out, leave us a review and tell your friends!

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