Having a larger network of sensors where we have a better resolution of where air pollution is worse or better will be beneficial in allowing us to change behaviors, educate people more, or do all sorts of things to improve the health of those people
Seamless air quality data storage, management, and analysis
The Clarity Cloud makes your air quality data accessible, actionable, and easy to understand. Our user-friendly platform visualizes real-time air quality sensor measurements to inform critical decisions.
Our Data Promise
We take data security, ownership, and democracy seriously at Clarity. Here are the four pillars of our data policy we will stand by no matter what.
You own your data
Clarity does not “co-own” your data. You are the sole owner of your data.
No one else owns your data
Clarity will never share your data with third parties without your consent.
All data are included
No black boxes. Everything that your Node-S and modules measure, you see.
Easy to share
If you choose to, make your data public on Clarity OpenMap for easy sharing.
A modern cloud-first air quality monitoring solution
Clarity’s managed data infrastructure removes the complexities of wrangling raw air quality measurements into actionable environmental insights.
As your air quality measurement devices sample the air, measurements are continuously uploaded to the Clarity Cloud via cellular networks. Our cloud architecture handles all aspects of your air quality data transmission, validation, storage, and processing so you don't have to maintain servers or build pipelines.
It’s all in the Dashboard
After deployment is complete, you’ll have complete access to your devices through the Clarity Dashboard, a private air quality data visualization and device management web app that makes managing your air quality monitoring network easy. Built-in status alerts, interactive maps, and downloadable reports give you the tools you need to run a successful air measurement network.
You’ll also be able to visualize air pollutant levels, view air quality trends, and configure devices or access measurements programmatically for custom integrations. The Clarity Dashboard is built for real-time data exploration and decision-making, and with instant access to validated data, you can rapidly identify issues as they emerge.
Leverage Clarity's Air Monitoring API to integrate your air quality data anywhere
The Clarity Cloud is built API-first, meaning that all of your air quality measurements and network management data are easily accessible via Clarity's Air Monitoring API. Our well-documented and religiously maintained API simplifies the integration process, allowing you to seamlessly integrate real-time air quality information into your applications and services.
See the API GuideLeverage Clarity's Air Monitoring API to integrate your air quality data anywhere
The Clarity Cloud is built API-first, meaning that all of your air quality measurements and network management data are easily accessible via Clarity's Air Monitoring API. Our well-documented and religiously maintained API simplifies the integration process, allowing you to seamlessly integrate real-time air quality information into your applications and services.
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Access the API
Build custom software accessing device data through our API. Integrate air quality into any system or application.
Stay secured
Enterprise-grade encryption secures data at rest and in transit. Data security is ensured through the verification of authentic device data, secure cloud storage with protection against snooping, and encrypted data access, leveraging the capabilities of Amazon Web Services.
Visualize your data with OpenMap
Our optional public platform visualizes PM2.5 and Air Quality Index (AQI) data from Clarity's rigorously calibrated sensors, alongside vetted government reference monitors. Get hourly NowCast AQIs, daily and monthly averages, and more, all with complete transparency on data sources and methodology.
- View, plot, and share data in an open repository
- Embed in public websites using iFrame
- Access seasonal data overlays
Providing secure air quality data for organizations like:
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Clarity Cloud is the backbone of Clarity’s air quality monitoring system. It securely receives data from your sensors, applies real-time calibration, stores it, and makes it accessible through tools like the Dashboard and Air Monitoring API. With no servers to manage, the Cloud handles everything from QA/QC to data visualization.
Clarity follows a strict Data Promise: you own your data, and it’s protected with enterprise-grade encryption, secure cloud hosting on AWS, and authenticated access. Your data stays private unless you choose to share it.
Yes. The Cloud automatically applies global or local calibration models to raw sensor data for pollutants like PM₂.₅ and NO₂. It also performs real-time QA/QC, filtering out anomalies and ensuring decision-grade accuracy.
Absolutely. You can publish data through OpenMap, share read-only access, or pull data via Clarity’s Open Data API. Many cities use the API to feed data into public dashboards or alert systems.
Yes – the Air Quality Alarms feature allows you to set custom thresholds and receive automated email alerts when pollutant levels exceed safe limits.
Yes. You can download sensor data from the Dashboard in formats like CSV or Excel, or access it via API for research, compliance, or reporting.
You do. Clarity makes it clear that sensor data belongs to the customer. The platform exists to manage and protect your data—not to claim ownership over it.
A cloud-first approach means no on-premise IT, instant scalability, global accessibility, and always up-to-date algorithms. Cloud deployment enables collaboration, automated updates (e.g. new wildfire calibrations), seamless API integrations, and robust backup—all without added infrastructure.
You can view data through the Clarity Dashboard, download it, stream it via the Air Monitoring API, or publish it to OpenMap. Data is always accessible remotely, in real time.