Airvoice Unveils ‘Explore’ — A Human-Centric Air Quality System for Healthier Homes

Air quality tech startup Airvoice has launched Airvoice Explore, a next-generation indoor air monitoring system designed to help households take control of the air they breathe. Built from Airvoice’s enterprise-grade expertise, Explore reimagines home air quality management with a personal, human-centered touch.

Indoor air can be up to five times more polluted than outdoor air, and Airvoice aims to make monitoring it accessible to everyone. Unlike traditional systems, Explore combines compact indoor and optional outdoor sensors with an intuitive app that “speaks both languages”—simple emojis for quick insight or detailed analytics for deeper understanding.

“With Airvoice Explore, we wanted to create a product that doesn’t just show numbers, but tells a story about the air you and your family breathe,” said Danila Maglitsov, Chief Product Officer at Airvoice. “Some users only need a simple signal, a happy or concerned emoji to know if everything is fine. Others want to dive deep into graphs and trends. Explore speaks both languages.”

Explore offers dual monitoring, real-time alerts, and lifestyle recommendations—from when to ventilate to when to purify the air. Its plug-and-play design requires no technical setup, blending seamlessly into homes and workspaces.

With air pollution now the second leading global cause of death, Airvoice’s pivot toward consumer wellness marks a crucial step in transforming environmental data into everyday health empowerment—helping people “see” the invisible and breathe better every day.