
Particle Sense
APS 400 Sensor Management
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Manage your Pollen Sense Automated Particle Sensors with this app. Connect to Wi-Fi, set up new sampling sites, and monitor sensor status remotely. Receive alerts for outages and maintenance needs.
What's New in Particle Sense
0.77.11
July 8, 2026
This update includes a few updates related to the Cartridge replacement tutorial
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FAQ
What is Particle Sense used for?
Particle Sense is used to manage Pollen Sense Automated Particle Sensors (APS-400). It allows you to connect sensors to Wi-Fi, set up sampling sites, monitor sensor status, and receive important notifications.
Does Particle Sense require a sensor to function?
Yes, Particle Sense requires a Pollen Sense Automated Particle Sensor APS-400 to operate. The app is designed specifically for managing these sensors.
What types of Wi-Fi networks can Particle Sense connect to?
Currently, Particle Sense supports WPA2 and Open networks that do not require a sign-in portal. It helps manage the networking hardware details for your sensors.
How does Particle Sense help with data collection?
You can easily set up new sampling sites by selecting a sensor, choosing a geolocation on the map, and naming the site. The app also allows clustering multiple APS-400 units for increased data fidelity and uptime.
What kind of alerts does Particle Sense provide?
Particle Sense sends push notifications to your mobile device when a sensor experiences an outage or requires maintenance, ensuring you are promptly informed.
Is Particle Sense available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, Particle Sense is supported on iPhone and iPad. Compatibility with Android devices is not specified.
How often is Particle Sense updated?
The latest version of Particle Sense is 0.77.1, last updated on May 13, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What is the user rating for Particle Sense?
Particle Sense has a high user rating of 5.0 stars based on 2 ratings, indicating a very positive user experience among its current users.



