We're building a hybrid product: free for the people who breathe the air, paid for the institutions who can afford to fund the work. These are the promises that bind us — publicly, in writing, before we take a single rand of B2B revenue.
Each pillar is enforced in our terms of service, our codebase, and our data architecture — not just our marketing.
The core AirAware app — sensor readings, symptom journal, AI insights, calendar, reports, alerts and the community map — will always be free for individuals, parents and guardians, with no paywall and no ads.
Schools, clinics, NGOs and community groups working in pollution-affected or low-income areas always have access to the full app at no cost. They never sit behind the same pricing as commercial customers.
Your symptoms, your child's profile, your readings, your location history — none of it will ever be sold, rented or shared with advertisers, insurers, employers or data brokers. Ever.
Aggregated, anonymised pollution data is published as a public good. Our methodology, AI prompts and code remain open-source under a permissive licence so anyone can audit, replicate or extend our work.
Children's profiles get the strictest protections: no third-party analytics, no behavioural tracking, no AI training on identifiable child data, and guardian-only access by default.
Revenue from paying business customers (clinics, employers, researchers) directly funds free access for the families and communities who need it most. We publish our impact numbers openly.
The day-to-day rules we hold ourselves to.
So that families never have to pay, we charge institutions that can. Here's exactly who pays — and who never will.
Multi-patient dashboards, EHR integrations, clinical reporting tools.
Voluntary, opt-in workplace air & wellness programmes — never used to penalise individuals.
Aggregated, anonymised data licences for commercial research. Academic & public-interest use stays free.
Email promises@airaware.space with evidence. We commit to a public response within 14 days. These commitments are versioned in our public repository — every change is on the record.