AirTrack is the first step to understand how air quality affects your health and performance. Knowing your exposure will help you access strategies to take preventative action. We give you the fundamental information about the air pollution around you for your activities. This draws on high resolution data sources that will vary geographically and over time, so please keep checking in.

We are building a suite of tools that will help you on this journey. Remember that reducing your exposure to air pollution by a even a small amount on a regular basis will pay dividends with your long-term health. And we hope your improved performance levels will keep you active and exercising even more!

Once you connect your Strava account to AirTrack and complete your first activity, your air quality data will appear in two places:

Strava Feed: The data will be displayed in the activity subheading of your Strava feed, giving you a quick overview of your air quality during that activity.
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AirTrack Dashboard: Your detailed data will also be available in the AirTrack dashboard. For basic users, this includes your latest 10 activities. For premium users, you can explore your air quality exposure, AQScore, and insights in more depth with unlimited history, heatmaps, and personalised recommendations.
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It may take a few seconds for the data to load after your activity, but it will appear automatically. If you're having any issues or need assistance, please feel free to message us at  support@airawarelabs.com.

Go to the settings page in Strava and scroll down to Air Aware Labs, and click Revoke Access. Alternatively, you can disconnect from Strava under Settings in the AirTrack dashboard. This will mean no new activities will appear in your AirTrack dashboard.

To cancel your AirTrack subscription, go to your AirTrack dashboard, choose ‘Subscription’ then ‘Manage Plan’. For more information on how billing works when you cancel, please see our Terms of Use.

If you have any problems creating an account or signing in, please email us at support@airawarelabs.com

If you have reset your password but haven't received an email, please check your spam folder for an email from support@airawarelabs.com

A full list of current and upcoming features is shown on the Subscription page of AirTrack. We'd love to hear from you about what extra features you'd like! Just drop us an email at hello@airawarelabs.com.

Yes, please visit our Air Aware Labs club on Strava where we can compare activities and build our community. It’s open to join! You can also invite your friends from Strava to join.

Just send them the link https://airawarelabs.com/airtrack and ask them to sign up! And if they follow you on Strava and see the data on your feed, they can sign up directly. We are building features to allow you to compare with friends on the AirTrack dashboard.

The CEO of Air Aware Labs was not a Strava user before this launch! When you click on ‘Sign up for free’ and connect your Strava account it will offer the option of signing up for Strava so you can do both at once!

Please use our club to post ideas, send anything to us directly at hello@airawarelabs.com or use the Contact form. We love to hear from you!

Many air quality services use an overall score (known as an Air Quality Index) to give information about current air quality. This combines nitrogen dioxide, particulate matter, ozone and sometimes other pollutants into a single number. It can be hard to get an AQI that is meaningful globally and we want to be global! We are also aware of the different impacts on health from nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter and want to help users understand these better.

For Premium and Pro users, we have developed a scoring system that takes into account the reasonable choices open to you. We think this is more meaningful to users' individual circumstances.
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That said, if our presentation of the data isn’t working for you, please tell us!

Your Time Quality score reflects the air quality conditions during the time of your activity. Air pollution levels fluctuate throughout the day, typically peaking during rush hours due to traffic and other factors such as industrial emissions or weather patterns.  To improve your Time of Day score, consider scheduling outdoor activities when traffic and pollution levels are lower, such as early mornings or later in the evening - AirTrack provides detailed colour coded variations of the air pollution over the past week.
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The Route score evaluates the air quality along the specific path or route you take during your activity. This score is influenced by the decisions you make about the roads, paths, or areas you choose to travel through. As you travel along your chosen route, AirTrack analyses the air quality at multiple points along your path. We reference the WHO short-term Air Quality Guidelines to provide a health-based factor of your route. To improve your Route score, try to select paths that avoid highly polluted areas.

When you sign up for AirTrack we will ask about your communication preferences. Please see our Privacy Policy for further information.
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Yes - as long as you tick "View data about your private activities" when you connect your account, we can add air quality data to your activity.

Yes - if you untick "View data about your private activities" when you connect your account, we only receive information about your public activities and will only annotate those ones - we can't view or access your private activities.

We do! We have tested it and there are no clashes between Bandók and AirTrack.

That's fine! We take whatever is in the description box and append air quality data information when the activity is processed. You can add additional text to the description box for each activity, whether to include more context, specify conditions, or note particular observations.