Breathe - AQI for JK & Ladakh

Breathe - AQI for JK & Ladakh

Open-source AQI monitoring app

1 ratings
2 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 7, 2026
  • August 24, 2026

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Monitor real-time air quality in the Jammu & Kashmir region. This open-source app combines local sensor data with satellite modeling for accurate environmental information.

Real-time AQI monitoring
Localized data for J&K region
Combines sensor and satellite data
Open-source and transparent
Adheres to native iOS design
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What's New in Breathe

3.2.1-5

August 24, 2026

- Show source labels (live ground sensors, satellite data) in the Search tab - Fix history chart's x-axis span and pager layout - Make map's detail card animations smoother and natural - Use custom page dots on home history pager - Fix map's zone pin icon having less contrast than the other elements - Prevent overlapping labels at the end of the 24 hour history chart and use evenly spaced ticks - Add weather AQI context card and integrate weather history in extended history screen

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FAQ

What is Breathe's primary function?

Breathe is an open-source iOS application designed to monitor real-time air quality data specifically for the Jammu & Kashmir region. It provides localized AQI information by combining various data sources.

How does Breathe get its air quality data?

Breathe aggregates data from multiple sources, including crowdsourced ground sensors from AirGradient for PM2.5 and PM10 in Srinagar and Jammu, and environmental models from Open-Meteo for other pollutants and districts.

Is Breathe an official government app?

No, Breathe is an independent, Free and Open Source (FOSS) project. It is not affiliated with, authorized by, or an official representative of any government agency, including the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).

What AQI standards does Breathe use?

AQI values are calculated based on established US-EPA and Indian National AQI (NAQI) standards. This ensures consistency with widely recognized air quality metrics.

What devices does Breathe support?

Breathe is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is built using Swift and SwiftUI, adhering to native iOS design standards for a fluid user experience.

How often is Breathe updated?

The latest version of Breathe is 3.1-3, last updated on May 26, 2026. As an open-source project, updates are driven by community contributions and developer efforts.

Does Breathe have ads?

No, Breathe is an ad-free application. It is a Free and Open Source project, meaning it does not display advertisements to its users.

What is the user sentiment for Breathe?

Breathe has received excellent user feedback, with an average rating of 5.0 stars from 4 ratings. This indicates a high level of user satisfaction with its functionality and data accuracy.