Josephin Hartmann is an online marketing expert living right in the city. She’s currently on parental leave, expecting her second child. Like all parents, she worries about her children’s health. For Josephin, it’s genuinely a problem that the children’s room is right next to a busy street. She often wonders whether it would really be a good idea to open the window. The air-Q now gives her answers — and with that, peace of mind. Now she knows exactly when which pollutants are in the air and what exactly they mean for her family.

Like many other working professionals, developer and web expert Ulrich Halfter spends most of his day in the office. Naturally, he wants to know exactly what the air quality is like there. Thanks to the air-Q, Ulrich can finally track the air’s components — around the clock and in real time. Because bad air isn’t just unhealthy. It also limits performance. And when wellbeing and energy are lacking, working becomes considerably harder. With the air-Q, this can be countered, boosting both productivity and quality of life.

As the founder and managing director of food.de, Karsten Schaal bears responsibility for the people in his everyday life — not just as a father, but also as an employer. That’s why he wants to create a pleasant and productive work environment for his employees. But a healthy, dynamic workplace requires more than just enough light and the right office furniture — it also needs good air quality. The air-Q now finally provides verifiable data on everything in the air, and offers solutions for responding to it appropriately.