Frequently asked questions.

Download Pollen Wise and allow location access. The app shows real-time pollen counts near you, with daily and hourly outlooks for major categories like tree, weed, grass, mold, and dust. Free users get a multi-day daily forecast; paid plans add hourly detail and more speciated allergen categories where data is available.

Pollen Wise delivers real-time pollen counts near you using Pollen Sense grid and forecasting models built from the automated sensor network plus environmental factors for your location. Forecast availability depends on your region, and the app will tell you when data is not yet available for your area.

Pollen Sense is a data company that measures airborne pollen and bioaerosols using automated sensors and provides physical pollen measurements for allergy care, research, public health, and environmental monitoring.

Yes. Pollen Wise is free to download on both Android and iOS.

Pollen Sense uses automated particle sensors that continuously sample the air and identify pollen and other bioaerosols. That removes manual counting and enables continuous measurement across the sensor network.

Pollen Wise displays real-time pollen counts near you derived from Pollen Sense grid models. Those models combine continuously collected sensor measurements from the network with environmental factors to estimate current and upcoming conditions for your location.

Traditional pollen counts rely on manual collection and microscope analysis, often reported once per day or less. Pollen Sense uses automated sensors that measure airborne particles continuously, providing faster and more localized data for forecasting.

Traditional pollen websites often rely on single manual stations or forecast models. Pollen Wise uses Pollen Sense forecasting models that combine automated sensor measurements and environmental factors to estimate local conditions and deliver real-time counts near you.

Pollen Sense data is based on real physical measurements collected directly from the air. Pollen Wise layers forecasting models on top to deliver real-time counts near you—the most timely allergen information available for your location.

Knowing current pollen levels near you helps with outdoor planning and medication timing. Real-time updates let people respond faster to changing allergen conditions.

Healthcare providers, researchers, meteorologists, environmental agencies, and consumer products like Pollen Wise all use Pollen Sense data.

Yes, where coverage exists. Pollen Wise shows both current pollen levels and short-term forecasts so you can see what is in the air now and what is expected next.

Pollen Sense sensors are built to identify and measure airborne particles continuously. By removing manual steps and increasing measurement frequency, the resulting data is more timely and representative of real conditions.

Pollen Sense automated sensors measure airborne particles continuously across the network. Pollen Wise forecasting models use those measurements plus environmental factors to estimate local conditions and produce timely counts and forecasts—more precise and current than traditional manual pollen counting methods.

Pollen Sense sensors are installed in select locations to provide localized pollen measurements, and network coverage continues to expand as new sensors are deployed.

Pollen Wise starts with major allergenic groups such as tree, weed, grass, mold, and dust. Subscribers can access more speciated categories where forecast data is available for their region.

Pollen Sense detects common allergenic pollen types that contribute to seasonal allergy symptoms, helping identify what allergens are present in the air at a given time.

Pollen Wise is designed around continuously refreshed sensor data, with user-facing updates delivered frequently throughout the day—on an hourly cadence and when you return to the app after being away.