Flow - the personal air pollution sensor APK

Version 2.0.00 - com.plumelabs.flow
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Flow - the personal air pollution sensor apk

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Download Version 2.0.00 (20006)
Apk Size60.82 MB
App DeveloperPlume Labs
Malware CheckTRUSTED
Install on Android5.0 and up
App Packagecom.plumelabs.flow.apk
MD5b01b03837c990bf2accdf535548b441e
Rate5
Website https://plumelabs.com

Download Flow - the personal air pollution sensor 2.0.00 APK

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Flow - the personal air pollution sensor is plumelabs,flow,health,fitness, content rating is Everyone (PEGI-3). This app is rated 5 by 1 users who are using this app. To know more about the company/developer, visit Plume Labs website who developed it. com.plumelabs.flow.apk apps can be downloaded and installed on Android 5.0 and higher Android devices. The Latest Version of 2.0.00 Available for download. Download the app using your favorite browser and click Install to install the application. Please note that we provide both basic and pure APK files and faster download speeds than APK Mirror. This app APK has been downloaded 29+ times on store. You can also download com.plumelabs.flow APK and run it with the popular Android Emulators.

!! -- You must have Flow, the personal air pollution sensor from Plume Labs, to use this app. For more information, please visit flow.plumelabs.com. -- !!

!! -- Looking for our free air quality forecasting app? Search for ‘Plume Air Report’ on the App Store or visit air.plumelabs.com. -- !!

*Escape pollution and dodge the smog!*
The Flow companion app from Plume Labs collects and analyses the data taken from your Flow’s PM2.5, PM10, NO2 and VOC sensors and gives you beautiful, easy-to-read reports, maps, and graphs.

*Ever feel trapped by air pollution?*
Air quality, AQI index, smog levels: with Flow, you can find the best clean air commute, hunt down fresh air playgrounds, eliminate chemical hotspots in your home, and that’s just the beginning. 

*Did you know?*
Wind and weather, humidity and heat, atmospheric pressure, and many other factors create clean air pockets in urban environments. In fact, air pollution levels change up to 8X from street to street in the city, and even more from room to room indoors! Flow gives you the information you need to stay healthy at home or on the go.

*Stop guessing and start sensing!*
A new study from top researchers at King’s College in London shows that, with good data, you can reduce your exposure to air pollution by as much as 50% by making small changes to your routine.

***Key Features***
Track your personal pollution exposure with live data and daily reports: Flow measures real-time concentrations of PM2.5, PM10, NO2 and VOCs, as well as the AQI air quality level to give you everything you need to understand your exposure and build healthy routines.

Avoid the most polluted places: Flow tracks air pollution variations around you in real time, so you can find clean air. 

Flow fits seamlessly into your daily life: Whether you're cycling, running, out in the park with the kids, or relaxing at home.
***Flow in the press***
“I hope many people living in polluted cities will end up using Flow.” —Techcrunch

What’s New
First! You got in on the ground floor with version 1. If you love your Flow and app, let us know with a review!
 

App ChangeLog

  • This new update provides you with a revamped design and solves some authentication issues.

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  1. Marcello Leucci-avatar

    Marcello Leucci

    The app needs a lot of work. The device itself is excellent but the app lets it down. Here's why: 1. Buggy and currently GPS not working. 2. Inability to usefully see historical data. Perhaps a personal map with history. Data presented in a richer way such as charts of exposure. It's clear the company is using the data much more usefully than I am able. 3. Doesn't always stay connected to Bluetooth.

  2. Mario Olivio Flores-avatar

    Mario Olivio Flores

    This app is fine to look at, but very basic. It is fairly mediocre for data visualization - and hopeless when you want to try to look at long term trends. I find it a little buggy, but not too bad. When pairing, the app got stuck indicating no gps and no Bluetooth, even though both are enabled. It eventually recovered. Given that it has been over a year since the last update, it makes me wonder how well the company is maintaining it. It is a nice little product. Hope they stick around.

  3. steven Macnaughton-avatar

    steven Macnaughton

    Have just updated my Google Pixel 3 XL phone to Android 12 Beta 1 and flow is not detected in app. Though it is detected by the phones Bluetooth. On Android 11 worked ok. So as far as I can tell it seems to be software issue. Other items like a Garmin watch and Bluetooth headphones work ok.

  4. Ian Scheil-avatar

    Ian Scheil

    I am really starting to enjoy this app more as I get used to it. I have the Flow 2 and it is really awesome to use. I love the spots feature on the maps as well as the GPS tracks. My only thing is I wish that there was a better way to view past data charts and maps etc anytime you want versus just the cards that only last a few days. I also wish there was a way to shut off GPS for short time lengths when I'm gonna be on the same place or a battery saving mode for less frequent pings.

  5. James Hare-avatar

    James Hare

    I've had the flow for 2.5 weeks now and have tested while travelling in America. I am enjoying using it. Some app feedback below. As David says below, the app is a bit buggy. When I click on the latest data from the main window it sometimes does not load the plot over time. If it does load the plot, sometimes it freezes and does not let me drag the slider. This requires me to restart the app. Syncing data from the flow appears a bit hit and miss. If I start a sync from the app and switch apps, it stops syncing, resulting in data gaps on the plot. I've had to keep the app open to ensure it finishes a sync. I would expect it to continue in the background. It does not always load the maps when looking at the plot window. This is the same for 'move', 'spot' and previous day summaries. I don't think this is an internet connection issue. When maps do load, I sometimes get beautiful routes drawn on the map with continuous data (this is what I expected from the Flow marketing material), but sometimes these are very spotty, even when I have been outdoors when GPS should give a good fix. If this is not technically possible due to excessive phone battery drain or otherwise, I would appreciate the option in the app to start and stop an intensive tracking session to capture detailed route data (similar to tracking a run with a fitness tracker). I know you have chosen to use the overall AQI figures to simplify things for the general user but being a bit of an air quality geek, I would appreciate the option to toggle between AQI numbers to raw units for each pollutant, i.e. ug/m3 for particulates, ug/m3 for NO2 and ppm for VOCs (assumed calibrated on isobutylene as per other TVOC type sensors?). This will allow direct comparison to UK pollutant concentration targets. I would also like to be able to view individual plots for each pollutant over time as I am specifically interested in particular pollutants. I would like to be able to zoom into plots, Google map style to more easily see the route taken, as when the map shows a whole city, you can't see the individual streets you took. Taking this one step further, in time it would be great to be able to export data from the app to a csv file or similar, showing lat/long and individual pollutant concentrations. A lot of info there but hopefully this feedback helps!

  6. Eric Jain-avatar

    Eric Jain

    The app works well enough for looking at data from the current day, but checking past data is difficult, if not impossible. Fortunately you can export your data and DIY. Can't fully judge the accuracy of the device itself, but VOC and PM values behave as you'd expect them to, e.g. when cooking, or using hand sanitizer... The NO2 values on the other hand seem a bit random.

  7. Hey-avatar

    Hey

    It doesn't allow you to see the map of your ride afterwards. When cycling I can't see the pollution on my route (obviously) and so the only way to get the data is download as an excel file which is not at all visual. I don't understand how it can map your wall or ride as it collects the data and can store your routes to compare pollution levels.

  8. David Brennan-avatar

    David Brennan

    The app is certainly working, in that it links with the Flow device and measures pollutants. The results seem to make sense as well, with increase in particulates when cooking, and increases in NO2 when cycling through traffic. I'm only giving three stars just now though as the software is buggy. Crashes when trying to view up to date graphs for example. I'd also like more control over viewing the data and being able to map each individual pollutant separately. But both the app and device are brand new, so hoping for ongoing improvements.

  9. James Singleton-avatar

    James Singleton

    Hardware (V2) seems good but the app needs work. Regularly fails to log moves or full moves when out and so shows pollution as being at home. Summary shows no GPS data even though Bluetooth and GPS indicators are lit up blue and I'm shown correctly on the map tab. App takes a long time to load and just shows the splash screen, sometimes for minutes. I suspect it is doing a network request at start-up, which is of course very bad practice. Graphs are hard to scrub accurately on a small screen.

  10. Steve Argyll-avatar

    Steve Argyll

    Needs improvement. None of the text boxes within the app seem to work. I can tap to select them and see the cursor, but it refuses to summon my keyboard, so I can't actually type anything. Also, I wish the data was a bit closer to real time, rather than needing to refresh or skip between menus before it updates to the current reading. The device itself I also can't recommend. The battery needs recharging multiple times per day, and the pollution is measured high regardless of the situation.