Most allergy apps rely on regional data updated once a day. The Pollen Wise app shows real-time pollen counts near you using Pollen Sense sensors that automatically analyze airborne particles.

Pollen Sense is a data company that measures airborne pollen and bioaerosols using automated sensors. The company provides real-time, physical pollen measurements to support allergy care, research, public health, and environmental monitoring.

Yes. Pollen Wise is free to download on both Android and iOS.

Pollen Sense uses automated particle sensors that continuously sample the air and identify pollen and other bioaerosols. This approach removes the need for manual counting and allows for real-time measurement.

The app uses automated Pollen Sense sensors that identify and measure pollen in real time, providing hyperlocal accuracy based on what is actually in the air.

Traditional pollen counts rely on manual collection and microscope analysis, often reported once per day or less. Pollen Sense uses automated sensors that measure airborne particles continuously, providing faster and more localized data.

Traditional pollen websites often rely on single manual stations or forecast models. Pollen Wise uses live, automated sensors that measure airborne particles near you rather than estimates from distant locations.

Pollen Sense data is based on real, physical measurements collected directly from the air. Forecast models may be used alongside this data, but the core measurements come from live sensors.

Knowing current pollen levels near you helps you plan outdoor activities and medication timing. Real-time updates allow you to respond faster to changing allergen conditions.

Pollen Sense data is used by healthcare providers, researchers, meteorologists, and organizations that need accurate airborne pollen information. The data also powers consumer-facing tools like the Pollen Wise app.

Yes. The Pollen Wise app shows both current pollen levels and short-term forecasts so you can see what is in the air now and what conditions are expected next.

Pollen Sense sensors are designed to identify and measure airborne particles continuously. By removing manual steps and increasing measurement frequency, the data is more timely and representative of actual conditions.

Pollen Wise uses automated sensors that continuously analyze airborne particles. This provides more precise and timely data than traditional manual pollen counting methods.

Pollen Sense sensors are installed in select locations to provide localized pollen measurements. Coverage continues to expand as new sensors are deployed.

Pollen Wise tracks major allergenic pollen types commonly responsible for seasonal allergy symptoms, helping users understand which allergens may be affecting them.

Pollen Sense sensors detect common allergenic pollen types that contribute to seasonal allergy symptoms. This helps identify which allergens are present in the air at a given time.

Pollen Wise updates pollen data continuously as new measurements are collected by nearby sensors, rather than only once per day.

Pollen data from Pollen Sense sensors updates continuously as new air samples are analyzed, rather than being limited to once-daily reports.

Pollen Wise is based on real, physical measurements collected by automated sensors. Forecasts are provided as a supplement, not as a replacement for real-time data.

Pollen Sense provides both sensor technology and access to pollen data, depending on the use case. Sensors are used in research, clinical, and environmental monitoring applications.

Yes. By showing current pollen levels and upcoming trends, Pollen Wise helps users choose better times for outdoor activities when allergen exposure may be lower.

Yes. Pollen Sense data supports research and clinical applications that require high-resolution, real-time airborne pollen measurements.

Yes. Pollen Wise is available for download on both Android and iOS devices.

Yes. Pollen Sense has been a data source for national allergy reports and rankings, providing measured pollen data used to evaluate allergy conditions across regions.

By providing accurate, real-time pollen measurements, Pollen Sense helps enable better decision-making for allergy management, public health guidance, and patient education.

Yes. Pollen Sense designs and operates its own automated pollen sensor called the APS400. The APS400 is used to measure airborne pollen and other bioaerosols in real time.

The APS400 is an automated airborne particle sensor developed by Pollen Sense. It continuously samples the air and identifies pollen and other bioaerosols without the need for manual collection or microscope analysis.

The APS400 collects airborne particles and analyzes them automatically using artificial intelligence, allowing pollen and bioaerosols to be identified and measured in real time based on physical observations of the air.

Yes. Traditional pollen traps require manual collection and lab analysis, which can delay results by a day or more. The APS400 operates automatically and provides near real-time measurements without manual processing.

The APS400 sensor is used by healthcare organizations, researchers, meteorologists, and institutions that require accurate, real-time airborne pollen and bioaerosol data.

Yes. Pollen Wise is powered by data collected from Pollen Sense APS400 sensors, which provide real-time measurements of airborne pollen.

APS400 data is based on real, physical measurements collected directly from the air. Forecasts may be shown separately, but the sensor data itself is measured, not estimated.