See what’s in the air
Local estimates, nearby station readings, data freshness and a short-term forecast — together in one view.
Saans brings together nearby monitors, weather and smoke movement to make the air around you easier to understand — and easier to plan around.
Related tools live together, so the next step is always close to the information you need.
Local estimates, nearby station readings, data freshness and a short-term forecast — together in one view.
Explore wind direction and possible smoke movement from Punjab and Haryana towards Delhi.
Find clear, source-linked explainers and practical guidance for the people you care for.
Get a calm answer in English or Hindi that connects your local air picture to cited guidance.
Profile-aware health guidance will appear here after reviewed source rules are added. No medical advice is shown until then.
A little unsure about today’s air? I can help make sense of it.
Keep the essentials close and your preferences yours.
Citizen or Government viewSwitch at the top. Citizen shows your day, health, trips and the daily challenge; Government shows the overview and Area watch, where you can send a simulated advisory to subscribers in the area.
TodayYour indicative AQI, alerts and steps for you, your home and any condition from the questions you answered.
OverviewThe PM2.5 estimate, the hourly forecast and the past 30 or 90 days. Tap a chart to read any hour; spikes and dips come with an explanation.
AirspaceNearby monitors on a full map. Tap a monitor in the list to fly to it.
HealthEvery pollutant, worst first, where it lands in your lungs, then indoor tips for your home.
Trip plannerCompare driving routes by haze, smog and visibility, and see the cleanest hour to leave.
Daily challengeOne question a day builds a streak. Past questions are open for practice and do not change your score.
Email alertsUnder More, get your air and what to do by email every hour, or only when the level changes. Confirm the first email from AWS to start.
Ask SaansOpen the chat button at the lower right. It answers from live data and CPCB guidance.
Monitor readings and model forecasts are shown separately. The AQI in Saans is indicative: it follows the CPCB method (24-hour averages, 8 hours for O₃ and CO, highest sub-index) on CAMS model data, with PM corrected by nearby monitors or CPCB-anchored monthly factors. It is not the official CPCB National AQI. Delhi ward forecasts come from a graph neural network trained on CPCB stations. Wind, mixing height and past weather come from Open-Meteo (ERA5 for history); fire hotspots come from NASA FIRMS satellites. Maps use OpenStreetMap tiles; trip routes come from OSRM. Your name, onboarding answers, conditions and challenge streak stay in this browser. If you sign up for alerts, your email, place, profile answers and conditions are stored with Saans on AWS only to write those emails; every email has an unsubscribe link.
Your name, persona and health profile stay on this device. Saans requests location only when you choose to share it.