Shows hourly AER air-quality readings, pollen-risk levels, and green-algae (H2S) warnings for specific towns and departments across Brittany, with animated regional maps and push alerts. AerMine, from Air Breizh, packages monitoring-station data and simulation forecasts into a mobile weather-style interface for residents and visitors. The app targets allergy sufferers, people with respiratory conditions, and coastal users who need timely, local environmental health information for daily planning.

How AerMine fits into everyday outdoor planning

The app displays an hourly AER index and day-ahead forecasts, so users can check conditions before exercising, commuting, or visiting the coast. AER index updates hourly and pollen risks list species such as birch, grasses, and ragweed, which helps people who track specific allergies plan activities by town or saved department. Notifications can be personalised to specific pollution events or pollen types.

How the app obtains and shows local measurements

AerMine combines data from Air Breizhs physical monitoring stations with simulation models, then renders that output on animated maps showing regional evolution. The app provides access to raw station data for users who want the source measurements, and it marks coastal bays for green algae H2S risk, offering safety advice tied to those alerts.

How accessible and direct the interface feels for non-technical users

The app uses a weather-app style layout that presents indexes, maps, and alerts in a clear format similar to standard forecast apps, which reduces onboarding friction for people familiar with weather apps. Users can save and switch between favourite towns or departments, and push notifications target specific pollutants or pollens without navigating deep menus.

How reliable the forecasts and alerts are for daily decisions

Data comes from the official, ministry-approved Air Breizh network and Atmo France modelling, so forecasts rest on monitored readings and scientific simulations. Animated regional maps and hourly granularity support short-term decisions, while the personalised notification system ensures users receive timely warnings about pollution spikes, pollen peaks, or coastal H2S advisories.

To sum up, AerMine serves Brittany residents and visitors who need actionable local air and coastal health information

It suits people who want straightforward, official environmental data and tailored alerts for daily planning; less useful for anyone outside Brittany because coverage is regional only. Pro tip: enable town-specific push notifications and save your usual department to receive immediate alerts for pollution, pollen, or green-algae risks relevant to your routine.