Globally, over 99% of the population breathes air that exceeds the WHO guidelines pollution limits and only a third of nations are equipped with air quality monitoring stations resulting in data scarcity. AQI.in has become a global platform for air quality monitoring with real-time data for over 5,000 cities and 15,000 monitoring stations across 140 countries.

AQI.in was founded in 2017 with a mission to make reliable air quality data accessible for everyone because of the limitations of data availability. Within a few years, AQI became a trusted source for real-time air quality information despite facing challenges like data accuracy and scarcity. The user-centric features and commitment to innovations helped AQI.in in becoming the third most visited air quality platform worldwide. Interactive maps, historical trends, cities, countries rankings and educational information about air pollution increase awareness of air quality among users.

At AQI.in, data is collected from government monitors, environmental organizations and own air quality monitors for comprehensive and reliable data. “With over 15 million worldwide users till now, we are transforming air quality monitoring with user-friendly innovations," said Rohit Bansal, the founder of AQI.in.

AQI.in has the largest user base in India, the United States and Thailand. The advanced technology is the major attraction as real-time air quality data updates of 30 minutes, cloud computing and machine learning support with actionable insights.

"AQI.in addresses diverse audiences as we have a mobile app, website, dashboards and TV apps too," said Rohit. Users get the health-centric air quality condition of their areas as AQI.in goes beyond just numbers by comparing real-time and historical levels with cigarette smoking, health advisories and steps to protect.


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