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PollenTracker

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An easy-to-use pollen monitor for viewing daily levels and patterns, helping you schedule outdoor plans and skip tough allergy days.

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PollenTracker
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About PollenTracker

PollenTracker delivers a straightforward app to monitor daily pollen counts and trends for your location.

Skip the guesswork on safe outdoor times by instantly spotting pollen shifts and adapting your schedule.

Great for seasonal allergy sufferers, parents of kids with sensitivities, or anyone looking to dodge peak pollen misery.

The objective: Enable informed choices for outdoor activities, free from uncertainty.

How to Use

  1. Enter your city
  2. Check pollen levels
  3. Plan your day

Key Features

  • Daily Pollen Levels – Check current conditions in your city at a glance
  • Trend & Spike Insights – Spot changes and sudden increases throughout the day
  • Outdoor Planning – Decide the best time to go outside or stay in

Use Cases

  • Check daily pollen conditions
  • Avoid high pollen days
  • Manage seasonal allergies
  • PollenTracker

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Key Features

Daily Pollen Levels – Check current conditions in your city at a glance
Trend & Spike Insights – Spot changes and sudden increases throughout the day
Outdoor Planning – Decide the best time to go outside or stay in

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Simple decision output instead of raw numbers
  • Covers 800+ cities across US, UK, and Canada
  • Free core features, no account required
  • Built by a parent for practical family use
  • Combines pollen, air quality, and weather in one view
  • Hourly breakdown for safe outdoor times
Cons
  • Only covers US, UK, and Canada (no global coverage)
  • Email alerts require subscription ($1.58/month)
  • No mobile app (web-based only)
  • Data limited to 800 cities, may not include smaller towns
  • No multi-day forecast, only current day

Best For

Check daily pollen conditionsAvoid high pollen daysManage seasonal allergiesPollenTracker

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FAQ

What is pollen count and why does it matter?
Pollen count is a snapshot of how many pollen grains are floating in the air per cubic meter, measured at certified sampling stations or projected through forecasting models. Higher counts trigger allergy symptoms like sneezing, congestion, and watery eyes. PollenTracker pulls live data from Google's Pollen Forecast API and covers 800+ cities across the US and UK.
How does PollenTracker decide YES, CAUTION, or NO?
The decision weighs pollen severity (60%), air quality (30%), and weather amplifiers like wind speed (10%). YES: Low pollen + AQI under 50. CAUTION: Medium pollen, or AQI 51–100, or both. NO: High or very high pollen, or AQI 101+.
When is pollen season in the US?
Tree pollen peaks from March to May (oak, birch, maple, cedar). Grass pollen takes over May to July (Bermuda, ryegrass, timothy). Ragweed dominates August through October.