Plume API The AI-powered platform for live & forecast pollution data
Because pollution varies so heavily from street to street, and by the hour, it’s critical to forecast it with the greatest accuracy and spatial resolution. Leveraging the best of machine learning and atmospheric sciences, we’ve built an API that does just that. Our live air quality data and hourly forecasts make the air more transparent, and empower businesses, researchers and organizations to build solutions that help people breathe better air.
Drawing on over 12,000 monitoring stations and cutting-edge modelling capabilities, we provide air quality data for any location - down to street level in major cities.
We combine machine learning with atmospheric models to deliver real-time and hourly forecast air quality data.
Thanks to our smart air quality tracker Flow®, we will aggregate hyperlocal data from our community of urban citizens — ensuring unmatched precision.
Get insight on all pollutants (PM2.5, PM10, O3, NO2), with absolute concentration levels and your local air quality scale — alongside our Plume Index.
Already powering large scale client applications - as well as our air quality forecast app, the Plume Air Report, our platform shows best-in-class accuracy and reliability.
Reinvent your customer experience with our live air quality data
Get advanced service level and access to our pollution forecast feature
24h hourly pollution forecast
+ / month
Hourly UV forecast
+ / month
Unlock our platform's full power to meet your custom air quality data needs
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We collect the latest pollution levels (which are in average 2-3 hours late) from over 12,000 monitoring stations and 80 public agencies around the world.
Our quality control features filter for errors, outliers, station downtime (e.g. maintenance) etc.
Our quality control features filter for errors, outliers, station downtime (e.g. maintenance) etc.
We source local atmospheric data (wind, temperature, atmosphere, etc.) to track their influence on pollution levels in your city.
Our team of data scientists analyzes local specifics such as geographical features and human activities — because every city is unique.
Our team of data scientists analyzes local specifics such as geographical features and human activities — because every city is unique.
We develop AI algorithms and atmospheric models that turn this giant amount of data into hourly forecasts. This means you get truly real-time data, and predictions for the next 24h.
We deliver developer-friendly data, in absolute concentration levels, in your local AQI and in our own Plume Index.
We deliver developer-friendly data, in absolute concentration levels, in your local AQI and in our own Plume Index.
Integrate air quality data forecasts into connected devices to make your products smarter, and let your users keep one step ahead of pollution.
Boost sales of your anti-pollution or UV-protection product lines with powerful and relevant data.
Find out where the air is cleanest in your city to give the best advice to your clients using the latest air quality data analysis.
Push real-time pollution forecasts and alerts to your users to help them avoid over-exposure to air pollution.
Get access to the best in air pollution forecasting technologies to inform your citizens and drive your clean air agenda.
Access our one-of-a-kind historical environmental database to fuel your research and raise awareness of air pollution.
We cover the main pollutants that matter to your health: PM2.5, PM10, NO2 and O3.
Our Plume Index is designed to mirror international health recommendations related to air pollution exposure. It takes into account the pollutants that have a proven impact on our health and thresholds are determined in line with WHO guidelines. Each of the 7 categories of the Plume Index, from Fresh Air to Airpocalypse, indicates something specific about the length of time one can be exposed to such pollutant rates without an adverse impact on health. At “High Pollution” levels, for example, an exposure longer than 24 hours is harmful for human health.
