Safe Breath vs BaroNote

This is an app that allows you to understand the state of the atmosphere at a glance. You can check the presence of pollution substances, including PM2.5, in the air at any time. As it provides real-time information, it is convenient to use. You can also get the temperature and humidity of any place in the world you like. Key features of the 'Safe Breath' app! - Design that shows the current state of air pollution at a glance - Displays the current amount of air pollutants - Choose your region from anywhere in the world This app is recommended for those with allergies or asthma, as it allows for accurate understanding of the current air pollution conditions. It is also useful for runners, athletes, and anyone else who exercises outdoors to check their conditions. Pollutants supported: - CO (Carbon Monoxide) - NO (Nitric Oxide) - NO2 (Nitrogen Dioxide) - O3 (Ozone) - SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) - PM2.5 (Particulate Matter) - PM10 (Coarse Particles) - NH3 (Ammonia)

BaroNote is a simple barometer and personal log. Check the current air pressure, see whether it is rising, steady, or falling, and save a quick private note about your mood and condition. In History, BaroNote places the available six-hour pressure movement beside your log without judging the cause or making a forecast. Features: - Current air pressure from the iPhone pressure sensor when available - Rising, steady, and falling trend display - Mood, condition, symptom tags, and optional notes - History with the available six-hour pressure movement - Optional Health link for matching condition and mood records - hPa, mb, inHg, and mmHg units - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets - No account, tracking, ads, or server upload Health linking is optional and off by default. BaroNote writes headache and fatigue, plus mood on iOS 18 or later. It does not read Health data. Sleepiness, low focus, stiff shoulders, pressure, and notes are not written to Health. Your BaroNote records stay on this device. BaroNote is for personal logging only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or forecasts.