According to the World Health Organization, 99% of the global population breathes air that exceeds WHO guideline limits. We're building a transparent network to monitor and improve air quality worldwide.
Air pollution is responsible for an estimated 7 million premature deaths annually. Most affected are low and middle-income countries, where air quality monitoring is often insufficient or non-existent.
Annual deaths
Affected population
Monitoring gap
Interactive map showing air quality monitoring locations and data coverage
Particulate matter
Carbon monoxide
Ozone
Nitrogen dioxide
Join our network of validators and earn rewards for providing accurate air quality data from your location. Help build a transparent, decentralized environmental monitoring system.
Receive 0.0008175892220810245 SOL for each validated air quality reading that meets our quality standards.
Contribute to a global database of air quality information that helps researchers and policymakers.
Be part of a network that ensures air quality data is transparent, accurate, and tamper-proof.
Create and connect your Phantom wallet to receive SOL rewards for your validator contributions.
Sign up for an OpenWeather account and generate an API key for location validation.
Connect your air quality sensor and submit readings to our decentralized network.
Get paid 0.0008175892220810245 SOL for each successful validation.
Our validator network is currently active in 37 countries
Beyond being a validator, there are many ways to contribute to the DAIR ecosystem and help build a cleaner, healthier future.
We envision a world where everyone has access to accurate, real-time air quality information. By decentralizing air quality monitoring, we're creating a system that's resistant to censorship, manipulation, and gaps in coverage.
Help improve our open-source code, build new features, or create tools that leverage our air quality data API.
Spread awareness about air quality issues, organize local monitoring initiatives, and educate others about our platform.
Use our data to create visualizations, research papers, or predictive models that help communities understand and address air pollution.
Complete API documentation, integration guides, and SDK references.
Access our open-source codebase, submit issues, and contribute pull requests.
Join discussions, share ideas, and connect with other contributors.
Access historical and real-time air quality data for research and analysis.