AQI Me

AQI Me shows the current Air Quality Index (AQI) for the places you care about —
home, family across the country, your next trip — all on one clean screen.

Add up to 20 locations by name (“Denver, CO”, “London, UK”) or GPS coordinates, and
see each one’s live reading color-coded on the US EPA scale, from Good (green) to
Hazardous (maroon). A single glance tells you whether the air is clear or whether
somewhere needs your attention.

WHAT YOU GET
• Current AQI for up to 20 locations, refreshed hourly
• An at-a-glance scale bar that plots every location on the AQI spectrum, so you can
see how each place compares — and how close any is to the next level
• Tap a dot to jump straight to that location’s card
• Each card shows the AQI value and category, the dominant pollutant (PM2.5, O₃, and
more), the temperature, and the local time of the reading
• Grid or list view, with drag-and-drop reordering
• A built-in guide to the AQI scale and what each pollutant means
• Light and dark themes
• Universal — designed for both iPhone and iPad

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account. No sign-up. Just open it and go.
• No ads. No trackers. No analytics.
• Your list of locations is stored only on your device — never uploaded to us.
• Air-quality data comes from the free, open Open-Meteo service.

AQI Me is a calm instrument for a simple question: how’s the air, right now, in the
places that matter to me?

Also available on the web at aqi-me.anystupididea.com.