Discover the nooku app
Our smart air quality technology keeps you in the know so you and your family can breathe easy. With our easy-to-use app you'll get expert advice, real-time updates, and full pollutant monitoring, helping you make the best choices for your home. You can even add notes in the personal air quality diary to track changes over time And whenever you need a little extra guidance our friendly nooku chat assistant is right there in your pocket, ready to help.
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Air quality data made simple
See a quick overview of your overall pollutant data, or deep dive with individual pollutant data displayed over hours, days, weeks and months. Also get live updates and weekly reports, allowing you to customise the level of insight thats right for you.
More than just monitoring
With the IAQ diary feature you can easily add what sort of actives might have caused pollutant spikes and check back in to see how your air quality habits have changed over time.
Got a question?
Simply ask nooku for help, advice or tips when ever you need. Our AI powered sidekick means that nooku is always on hand to help out when needed.
Air quality made simple
Breathe easy with our beautifully simple app, live air quality updates, smart tips, and peace of mind for the whole family, right in your pocket.
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Temperature
Temperature measures how hot or cold the air is, and it often changes throughout the day. Change can impact your sleep and mood.
Humidity
Humidity is the amount of water vapour in the air. Too much can encourage things such as mould growth and worsen asthma symptoms.
NOx
Nitrogen oxides (NOₓ) are gases created when fuels burn, indoors, like when cooking with a gas stove, and outdoors from vehicles or power plants, causing high levels of pollution.
Carbon Dioxide
Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is a gas we naturally exhale, but when it builds up indoors, it can lead to drowsiness, disturbed sleep, and impaired concentration.
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Particulate matter is a mix of tiny particles and liquid droplets, like dust, dirt, or pet dander. They reach deep into the lungs, causing short and long term health risks.
VOCs
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are gases released by everyday items such as cleaning products, paints, and even office equipment. While many are harmless, some can be toxic.
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