Aithre Connect

Aithre Connect

Air & Health at Altitude

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9 reviews
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Monitor and manage aviation-specific health and environmental data. Track oxygen levels, carbon monoxide, and turbulence for enhanced flight safety and comfort. Integrates with various hardware devices for real-time insights.

Oxygen system management
Pulse oximetry monitoring
Carbon monoxide detection
Turbulence tracking
Portable oxygen tank monitoring
Trip history logging
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What's New in Aithre Connect

17.4

May 5, 2026

Fixed bug in Illyrian trip data to record pressure altitude correctly.

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$9.99

1 Year All Access

Weather, Checklist, Frequency, and Airport

User reviews

Won’t pair

Does this version pair with Aithre 4.0 ? I can’t get it to pair on any of my devices. All have IOS 17.

Needs improvement

The unit works well, the application needs a UX developer. Not very customizable. Devotes most of the screen to a product that needs additional subscription with no way to remove and show what a user need to see. carbon monoxide screen is tiny on the home screen/desktop. No way to hide buttons on top that, in my case, I do not use.
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App crashes creating a safety hazard in the air

This should not be allowed on the market. I’ve used it together with Illyrian Smart Oximeter for less than 2 hours and the app started crashing perpetually on startup. Restarting the phone did not help. Had to delete and reinstall it, but now I don’t trust it so am returning the oximeter for a refund. I don’t recommend anyone using this product in the air without having a backup pulse oximeter. Also, the app appears very amateurish. It comes with superfluous features that clutter the interface and appear pointless. For example, it tries to upsell you to get inflight PIREPs and weather reports but the app needs Internet connection for those. In the age of ForeFlight and FIS-B weather through portable ADS-B receivers, offering weather product requiring internet is probably the dumbest idea I’ve ever heard of. Plus why would I need a weather product inside an oximeter app if I have my EFB and Windy. Overall, super disappointed and rating the app and physical product as junk. Apparently it wasn’t tested in basic scenarios since it’s clear from other comments that others have experienced similar problems. The developer response is unacceptable - they say - hey, “please understand that a lot of technology needs to come together to make it work”. Who cares? You didn’t make it work. It’s a stupid simple oximeter. The scope creep in your app made it difficult for you to focus on core scenario. The engineer or two who coded it literally doesn’t know what they are doing.
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Crashed and corrupted

Crashed and corrupted after about an hour in the air on my iPad that i use for foreflight. After this I could not get the app to launch again, had to delete and reinstall. Fortunately my phone is my backup efb and i had this app on it as well, so i continued on at FL180 with my phone monitoring spo2. I have some gripes with the interface though. There’s no way to get rid of the pirep screen or unused “data blocks” at the top. It would be nice to be able to clean up the interface and only show elements relevant to the devices that are paired. The angel button is particularly bad because it covers up part of the UI and is related to a device that has to be wired into the plane.

One thing worrisome is how long it takes for the illyrian to realize that it has come off your skin, i had that happen on my first flight using it and puckered up a little when i saw 75% spo2, but then discovered the sensor slipped out from under my earcup.

Aithre is a good company with good products, but needs a little polish on the software to work out some kinks.
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Response from developer

Sorry to hear you are not satisfied, but we hear your gripes. We have lots of technology that must come together to make it possible and we try to update the app as much as possible. It is not static and we do try to incorporate user feedback. Version 13.3 has been uploaded today and should be available for download and will improve many of the areas you mentioned. Note you can set a default page in the main settings tab so you don't have to see areas you don't want. Also, Angel has been tucked further from view and the navigations buttons and settings locations have been improved.

Great products, occasionally frustrating app.

So far I haven’t figured out how to hide devices I don’t have. I have the pulse ox and CO monitor, but for some reason the app insists on showing me the system pressure for a system I don’t have and will never have (my plane has built in and I have an O2 concentrator for day to day). I really want to hide that from both the top strip in the app and from the watch app because it shoves CO out of view (bad!) but can’t seem to find a way to do so. Usual tap hold, drag, etc doesn’t do it and show hide doesn’t appear to be in the settings.
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Response from developer

The app has a setting option in the settings page for a default home screen. You can choose Carbon Monoxide Shield and will only see that page. There are many settings that users tend to overlook, so 13.3 uploaded today has improved the location of the settings, the navigation buttons, and the user interface for a better experience. We work on the app continuously in-house so there will always be improvements and we work to incorporate user feedback.

FAQ

What devices does Aithre Connect support?

Aithre Connect is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch devices. It also integrates with Aithre hardware like the Turbo oxygen maker, Avi smart pulse system, Altus tank monitor, Illyrian pulse oximeter, and Shield carbon monoxide detector.

How does Aithre Connect help with oxygen management?

The app allows you to monitor the flow rate, temperature, and state of the Turbo oxygen maker. It also enables automatic oxygen on/off modes based on pressure altitude, CO levels, or pulse oximetry, and uses smart pulse technology to conserve oxygen during flight.

Can Aithre Connect monitor my blood oxygen levels?

Yes, the Aithre Illyrian pulse oximeter, which connects to Aithre Connect, provides continuous pulse rate and blood oxygen readings. It broadcasts this data wirelessly to your iOS and WatchOS devices, displaying real-time data and trend graphs.

Does Aithre Connect detect carbon monoxide?

Yes, the Aithre Shield is a wireless carbon monoxide detector that transmits CO levels and trend data in real-time to your iOS and WatchOS devices. It can also provide intuitive Siri notifications.

How does Aithre Connect track turbulence?

The app monitors acceleration in any direction and plots the maximum acceleration/g-force every 12 seconds. This historical data can be useful for assessing passenger comfort or monitoring g-forces during aerobatic flight.

Is Aithre Connect free to use?

Yes, Aithre Connect is available for free. While the app itself is free, it is designed to work with Aithre hardware devices which are sold separately.

How often is Aithre Connect updated?

The latest version of Aithre Connect is 17.2, and it was last updated on February 21, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements for a reliable user experience.

What is the age rating for Aithre Connect?

Aithre Connect has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content concerns.