A live map of your network, open to everyone
The Public Map shares your monitoring network's live readings with citizens, a page anyone can open, any time, on any device.
Understandable at a glance
Live AQI markers
Color-coded index values on every station, with the fixed vocabulary from Good to Hazardous.
Multi-standard indices
EEA, US-EPA and Türkiye AQI standards, citizens see the index they know.
Citizen feedback
A complaints collector turns public concern into located, actionable reports for your team.
From websites to city screens
The live widget also drives outdoor city screens and information totems in squares, parks and waterfronts. Passers-by see the current index, category and parameter readings for the place they're standing.
It also embeds anywhere a web page loads: municipal sites, intranets and indoor displays, a small snippet of code, no development project.
Ask about city screens
Open by design
Open dashboards, public APIs and OpenAQ integration, your network's data flows openly from the moment it goes live.
Frequently asked about the Public Map
Which air-quality index standards are supported?
Turkish, EEA and US-EPA standards, visitors can switch between them, so citizens always see the index they know.
Can citizens send feedback through the map?
Yes. The complaints collector lets residents report odor, dust or noise concerns, each report arrives located on the map, ready for your team to act on.
Where can the widget be displayed?
Anywhere a web page loads: municipal websites, intranets and indoor displays, and outdoors on city screens and information totems in squares, parks and waterfronts.
Is the data openly accessible?
Yes, public dashboards, an open API and integration with OpenAQ, the world's largest open air-quality data platform.
Does embedding require development work?
No, the widget is a small snippet of code your web team pastes once. City-screen deployments are configured together with our team.