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AirAgora Premium: more places, longer planning, quieter alerts
Premium is for people who already value the core planning loop and want it organized across more places and routines. It expands convenience and automation—not claims, urgency, or access to safety information.
Complete window · 70/30 rule
Mean + worst hour, stable ties
Premium without hidden science
More organization. The same explainable rule.
€4.99/month or €39/year with a 7-day trial. The eligible annual offer reduces the first term to €29 while active.
Plan three days instead of one
The free planner exposes a 24-hour horizon. Premium expands the server-enforced horizon to 72 hours so a user can compare tomorrow and the following day with the same complete-window, tie, and all-poor rules.
A longer horizon does not make the model more certain. Source run, valid hour, completeness, and broad spatial resolution remain visible for every forecast period.
Organize up to five locations and five profiles
Premium raises active location and profile limits from one to five. This can cover home, work, family routines, travel planning, or different general activity contexts without sharing an account credential.
Profiles use generic labels, activity type, sensitivity preference, and active hours. They are not medical records and do not secretly change the ranked environmental windows.
Use richer alert rules
Free alerts cover a morning plan or category change. Premium supports custom threshold values, rising and falling directions, quiet hours, and more saved rules. Crossing, recovery, cooldown, local morning date, and idempotency control repeated sends.
Alert deliveries contain cautious summaries and preference links. Logs avoid exact coordinates and private profile labels. Provider or email failure remains a failure and cannot become a fake successful message.
Keep accumulated history
Free accounts receive a rolling seven-day history view. Premium can retain and display accumulated recommendation history subject to the privacy policy, account state, and product retention controls.
Snapshots keep rule version, OpenWeather provider scale, source time, completeness, window score, main pollutant context, and reason codes so each history entry remains explainable rather than a loose collection of colors.
What Premium deliberately does not change
The provider, index selection, recommendation score, tie behavior, meaningful-change guard, missing-data rules, modeled-data labeling, and public severe-event caution stay consistent. Payment never converts a poor day into a good one.
AirAgora also does not sell medical advice, exact street exposure, guaranteed alert delivery, or official emergency instructions. Premium should be purchased for organization and time saved.
- 72-hour planning horizon
- Up to five locations
- Up to five profiles
- Custom threshold and direction alerts
- Quiet hours and accumulated history
Direct answers
Frequently asked questions
Does Premium use better air-quality data?
No. Both plans use the same guarded OpenWeather adapter and deterministic rule. Premium expands planning and organization.
How many locations can Premium save?
Up to five active locations and five active profiles, enforced by the API.
What alert controls are Premium?
Custom threshold values, rising/falling directions, quiet hours, more locations/profiles, and richer rule organization.
Does Premium guarantee email delivery?
No. Providers can fail; AirAgora tracks delivery outcomes honestly and does not replace official channels.
Does Premium make personal medical recommendations?
No. Profiles are general planning preferences, not clinical models.
Where do I subscribe?
Sign in to the app, open billing, and select the guarded monthly or annual Stripe Checkout flow.
Evidence register
Sources and further reading
The links below identify the primary references used on this page. Selection, summary, and presentation are AirAgora modifications.
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AirAgora provides informational planning guidance, not medical advice. Local conditions can differ from modeled forecasts; follow official guidance during severe events.