Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about air quality, the dashboard, and how to make sense of the information provided.
What is AQI?
AQI stands for Air Quality Index. It translates complex pollutant measurements into a simple number and category so you can quickly understand how healthy or unhealthy the air is.
Where does the air quality data come from?
The platform collects air quality and weather data from reliable external providers. These sources are chosen based on availability, accuracy, and consistency.
How often is information updated?
Air quality and weather readings update periodically, depending on provider refresh rates. The dashboard is designed to display the most recent values available.
Why do AQI readings differ across websites?
Different sites may use different data sources, refresh cycles, or calculation methods. These variations can result in slight differences in AQI values.
Is the information suitable for medical decisions?
No. The data is meant for general awareness only. For medical concerns or emergency conditions, consult a medical professional or follow official public health guidance.
Can I request a new city or feature?
Yes. You can send suggestions through the contact page. Feedback helps improve and expand the platform over time.