Gives essentially zero useful information compared to the EnviroCan web app it's supposed to replace!
AQHI Canada at Google Play market analyse
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Description
Stay informed on outdoor air quality conditions, plan your outdoor activities, and manage exposure to outdoor air pollution. The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) Canada app informs users of the level of health risk associated with local outdoor air quality. The app provides hourly AQHI readings and daily forecasts for all AQHI communities across Canada.The app includes the following features:• User defined push notifications based on the AQHI level and stations you choose.• Map screen to view spatial distribution of AQHI over a region or the entire country.• GPS capability to bring you to your nearest station from the map screen.• Profile view for setting favourite communities.• Tips for taking personal action to improve air quality.The AQHI is reported as a number from 1 to 10. The higher the AQHI number, the greater the health risk and need to take precautions. Health messaging provides advice for limiting exposure to air pollution and adjusting outdoor activity levels when air quality is poor.Support Android OS 12
Reviews
App install stuck at 100% download.
Doesn't provide any useful info beyond the AQI. Much too basic to warrant a standalone app.
Difficult to read the last time of update sure to the font used. Solid letters vs outlined letters would be better.
Ridiculous. Was told by parks canada to use this app to judge air quality in waterton park. Closest place listed is lethbridge 1.5hrs away. The park is on fire lethbridge is not. Get more accurate readings for every town
Good app for basic AGHI value, but I would like more detailed forecast info and more frequent readings.
The government of BC tells me to use this app but most of BC, especially where air quality is impacted by fires, has no stations or information. I'm in the West Kootenays with smoke so thick I can't even tell of I'm in the mountains anymore and the closest bubble on the map: Castlegar, shows a 5. There's just no way it's only that high.
