# My Pollen Forecast Pro — user reviews > 90 indexed App Store user reviews of My Pollen Forecast Pro by JRustonApps B.V., rated 4.60/5 from 1,001 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/my-pollen-forecast-pro/id1244429473/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/my-pollen-forecast-pro/id1244429473.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 773 · 4★ 122 · 3★ 58 · 2★ 11 · 1★ 37 ## What do users think of My Pollen Forecast Pro? Overall sentiment: neutral **Pros** - 🚀 Simple and helpful - 👍 Useful for planning and preparation - 👍 Excellent for pollen and allergy info - 👍 Accurate and user-friendly - 👍 Great for tracking symptoms **Cons** - 🐛 Inaccurate pollen data - 🐛 Lacks key allergen information (grass, mold) - 🐛 Inconsistent with local pollen reports - 🐛 Unreliable forecasts - 🐛 Limited functionality compared to free version **Commonly reported bugs** - Incorrect location detection - Repeated/stale pollen data shown - Diary feature not working as expected **Most requested features** - Add ability to save and track multiple locations - Include historical pollen data and trends - Provide more detailed pollen metrics, not just high/medium/low - Add Apple Watch complications and widgets - Allow customization of allergen tracking and notifications ## Newest reviews (16 of 90) ### 3/5 — It’s ok *2026-07-06, version 26.3.3* Don’t know that its worth $5… ### 4/5 — Very useful for getting ahead of high pollen content *2026-04-10* The ‘high pollen count’ warnings the day before are great. The ability to track my symptoms over time means I’ve got a much clearer view on what pollens I’m allergic to. It’s really helpful as these are major asthma triggers and I can now plan ahead for potential health impacts. My only small criticism is that the symptom tracking graph is reversed- so high symptom days are ‘low’ on the graph. You get used to it, but it doesn’t make sense! ### 2/5 — Useless in Florida *2025-07-22, version 6.10.10* When mango is in bloom, it is a helluva rocking good time for pollen to make everyone sneeze or drip or even eyes itch. Pollen Pro? Clueless. And it is like that all year round in the land of pollen, mold, and mildew. Totally useless. ### 3/5 — Inaccurate Allergies *2025-07-01* It’s very good for logging my symptoms every day. However, it hasn’t changed my list of allergies based on what’s high on the days I’m posting. Every time I post high symptoms, the grass pollen is high. Yet my allergies don’t list grass; my allergies list tree pollens. ### 4/5 — Not bad *2025-04-29, version 6.10.6* Missing a lot of data ### 3/5 — Cannot get all of my previous pollen alerts. *2025-03-24, version 6.10.0* I depended on this for allergy forecasts. Where are the forecasts ? Please bring back all of the parts of the app.It was the best. ### 4/5 — Pretty accurate *2024-06-20* Overall I like the app. But I'll bet the pollen accumulates more in valleys and such, not the same everywhere. I'm sure those statistics would be very hard to gauge. I'd like to know how to change or add a location reported on the map. At first I needed the pollen count in one region due to health issues, now I'd like to know the pollen count at home. Luckily there's a place to email questions! Hoping for a relatively quick reply. ### 3/5 — Ok, but not happy after subscribing *2024-06-13* I’ve use this app for a number of years now and I thought I’d pay to get rid of the stupid ads, but this has erased my whole history :( **Developer response:** The history should sync over to the pro version. If this has not occurred, then please open the app, tap on the gear icon and then tap on "Contact support" at the bottom. This will allow me to look into it. ### 2/5 — Too General *2024-06-08* This count is by UK country, so pollen count seems to change at the border. Intelligent pollen? It says Scotland count is low but I’ve just been outside and now my eyes are streaming. ### 3/5 — No Grass Pollen *2024-04-24, version 6.6.2* The app doesn’t include grass as a potential allergen. ### 3/5 — Under Performing *2023-06-02, version 6.3.2* Initially when I bought this app, it performed well; however, currently it appears to have forecast limitations that greatly reduces its useability. ### 4/5 — Great app but cannot save more than 1 location *2023-05-06* Great app but I live in one area and have to keep going back and forth between two different places. I always have to constantly reset custom location and should be able to set several like in weather apps. Is there any way to save several different places on this app? Would save a lot of my headaches. I live in one area but work in another most of the week. ### 2/5 — I paid money for this app… *2023-04-20* How would you feel if you opened the weather app and asked how hot will it be today, and the app gave no numbers, no specifics—it just says, very hot. That’s how I feel when I open this app. I don’t get any useful information, not even on the Apple Watch app. I know the pollen count is high. I want to know how high. Using metrics. Numbers. You make me sad. ### 5/5 — Favorite Allergy App *2023-03-21* I really like the map with an indicator of where I am, anytime. It also has a diary to keep up with your symptoms, thus have fair warning as to what time of year you will, most likely, have them again and can be prepared. This app is how’s you exactly what is prevalent along with photos so you can steer clear. ### 2/5 — Not as useful as it could be (and maybe inaccurate) *2023-03-14* The app is simple to use and generally fine at documenting/forecasting high pollen levels. I say “generally” because, compared to the daily pollen counts posted by Atlanta Allergy Center (1) The exact numerical pollen count is not included in the app (understandable for a forecast for the following day, less so in day), and (2) The major pollens are off. The app has been saying Elm is the major pollen locally, with Juniper and Maple also being high, whereas the pollens observed by the Allergy Center are Oak, Pine, Juniper, Maple and Birch. Elm is not listed, which makes sense because Elm trees are not as common here in the Atlanta area and in the South as they are further north (there are some for sure, but likely not enough to make Elm pollen the major contributor to the pollen count or forecast). Additionally, grass and mold pollens are not noted in the app. Maybe they will be as they become more significant contributors. Grass pollens and mold are actually present in low quantities now (again according to the Allergy Center) which is important to know since I am sensitive to some grasses and mold. I am shocked that there are not better allergy apps available considering the millions that suffer year around. I will say Pollen Pro, at least functionally and design-wise, is one of the best of a very weak crop. ### 5/5 — Favorite Allergy App *2023-01-16, version 6.2.10* This is such a simple and yet thorough app. You can keep up with your symptoms with a touch and you can easily see, on a map, how severe allergens are in your surrounding area. I don’t even need my reading glasses see and do all this. ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Removing app *2024-10-28, version 6.7.0* Not accurate. Only includes weed. ### 1/5 — Consistently wrong *2024-09-18, version 6.6.10* And that’s the best I can say ### 1/5 — San Antonio not accurate *2024-06-29, version 6.6.8* I live in San Antonio and the mold right now is off the chart and this app shows that everything is completely fine. I would like a refund please because this is not accurate data. ### 1/5 — Useless for me *2023-03-28, version 6.2.13* I can’t trust it. I live in the southeast and the only accurate reading I can find, is observing how much yellow dust is accumulating on my car. This app says low pollen day, my swollen face disagrees. ### 1/5 — Does not work *2022-06-28, version 6.1.1* The pollen numbers are not correct. I have been comparing them to the local allergy numbers. The local numbers are high mold, grass,trees. The app says it’s low to medium. This is happened several times. I in fact I’ve had it for two weeks and the app keeps saying it’s low to medium. I live in Austin Texas. What’s known as the worst allergies in the country. It was a waste of money. ### 1/5 — Doesn’t offer much info *2022-05-05, version 6.1.0* I get more details from the allergy reports in weather apps. I paid for premium hoping it would include more, but nope…wasted money. ### 1/5 — Molds *2022-05-01, version 6.1.0* There is no mold count if you are allergic to it. I reached out to the developer. They said they would look into it. ### 1/5 — Waste of money *2021-12-21, version 5.1.6* Don’t bother ### 1/5 — Needing some features ASAP *2021-02-05, version 4.0.0* Review Update: 1. Needing widget 2. Option to save locations Review 2019: The app is very intuitive and easy to use, however, there are some things that are missing that could be very beneficial for the users. 1. I will be nice to have a widget to access the pollen forecast on the fly without the need of opening the app. 2. Option to have the ability of saving locations by zip code, etc. , this option could be very useful when traveling. Also, the user should have the ability of deciding when (time) to receive daily notifications, and or filter notifications by the severity of the forecasts. In addition, app notifications are not working at this time. ### 1/5 — Repeated information *2020-12-23, version 3.4.0* This app shows the exact same pollen maps repeatedly for several days in a row before updating. I wonder if it uses history to project what the coming week or month should look like instead of using actual day to day data? ## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Forecast Data from Sunday 19th April NOW FIXED *2026-04-19* For some days now the App. hasn’t displayed forecast data after Saturday 18th April. I’m pleased to say it’s now fully operational. ### 5/5 — Very Helpful *2026-04-18, version 26.2.1* Great Tool ### 5/5 — Helpful *2025-12-31, version 25.2.0* This app is simple to use and helpful in planning my day and preparations I might need to do ### 5/5 — Be Prepared *2025-08-24, version 6.10.10* Excellent app for info on Pollen count. ### 5/5 — Excellent *2024-09-01* I’ve been using this app for awhile, honestly it’s great and really helpful ### 5/5 — Pollen Pro Is A Handy Tool *2024-08-14, version 6.6.10* If you are concerned with ragweed allergy, Pollen Pro gives you general pollen levels daily during hay fever season. ### 5/5 — Useful App *2024-04-26, version 6.6.2* A really useful app, easy to use. Good to know what is going on outside before deciding on whether to go out for a walk. ### 5/5 — Great, basic app *2024-04-06* This app does what it says it does and I’m happy with the UI. I’m even happy to have paid a one-time fee for the pro version. I hope the developers will consider making it more customizable in the future, but even as-is, it’s a great app for tracking the 3 highest pollen types in my area. ### 5/5 — Awesome *2024-04-01, version 6.5.2* Excellent thread ### 5/5 — Brilliant *2024-03-16* The only app I use for Pollen Counts and one I’ve used for a number of years! Great alert features for the current day’s and the following day’s forecast. Also great that you can track your symptoms, which predicts which month’s are likely to be bad, which has been accurate so far! --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-09-10.*