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The tree pollen level at
your customer’s locality
is 210. Send alerts
your customer’s locality
is 210. Send alerts
Ambee’s pollen data: Empowering healthier decisions and business growth
Ambee's pollen API provides precise and up-to-date pollen data, offering valuable insights for various applications. The API provides users with comprehensive information on different pollen types, their sub-species, and pollen count.
Ambee's pollen API stands as a reliable resource for enhancing health awareness and facilitating data-driven choices.
PROBLEMS
Pollen has increased globally by 96.3% since 1998
17 locations across Northern Hemisphere revealed a dramatic increase in airborne pollen
30%
World population experiences allergic rhinitis (hay fever)
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$18B/yr
Spent on chronic allergy treatments in the US alone
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100M+
Spike in respiratory ailments annually in the US alone
Global coverage
Hyperlocal pollen count data from 150+ countries and growing
Superior accuracy
Data aggregated and analyzed from multiple sources, including proprietary Ambee pollen data, to maximize accuracy
Real-time pollen data
Precise pollen count data when you need it, wherever you need it
Easy integration
Developer-friendly pollen APIs that are easy to integrate into any program, platform, or product
Multi-species pollen data
Pollen forecast data based on changing seasons across the world
Seasonal Tracking
Detailed and reliable pollen index of trees, grass, and weed pollen; 14+ sub-species available
what you can do
Enhancing your business decisions with Ambee's pollen data insights
Improve healthcare
Handle chronic health conditions efficiently by understanding environmental triggers.
Personalize marketing
Plug our pollen API into your data catalog for personalized marketing and ad campaigns.
Evaluate risks
Assess future risks to health caused by seasonal pollen exposures.
Enhance customer experience
Increase consumer engagement with real-time pollen updates, personalized alerts.
Optimize products
Optimize workflows, manage anti-allergy product needs, forecast sales better based on real-time, historical, and forecast pollen data.
Increase research efforts
Support health research effort with accurate allergy forecast data.
Pollen data redefined through proprietary technology
Collected
We harness the power of on-ground sensors, remote satellite imagery, and a global proprietary sensor network to get credible data from multiple sources.
Analyzed
Our proprietary models measure, process, and analyze data from over a dozen sources, processing many terabytes of data every day for an accurate result.
Delivered
Real-time, hyperlocal - 1x1 km grid - environmental data is easy to consume through API calls, or on a customized dashboard.
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APIs
Globally accepted data delivered through easy-to-integrate APIs
Air Quality
Air quality data to help understand the ambient environment
weather
Weather data to optimize efficiency and second-order effects
severe weather
Alerts on extreme weather events to take precautions and prepare for weather-related disasters
natural disaster
Keep track of natural disasters in real time to reduce their risks on lives, properties, and environment
BLOGS
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Frequently asked questions
What is pollen count?
Pollen count shows the number of pollen grains that are present in the air for a standard volume.
What are the different types of pollen allergy?
The types of pollen allergies are classified by severity and the specific pollen type. According to allergy data, the three primary types are tree, grass, and weed allergies.
Guide to pollen count levels?
Pollen count levels range from 0 to 50,000 grains depending on the type of pollen. Safest pollen counts are when the pollen index is low. The higher the pollen index, more is the number of pollen count level.
How can I use an API key in pollen API calls?
API key can be copied and inserted in the tab on the Ambee dashboard to make pollen API calls. Ambee's pollen app give you real-time pollen count without an API key.
What is the pollen index?
The pollen index is a measure of the amount of pollen in the air. It indicates the concentration of pollen in a cubic meter of air. A low pollen index means low pollen levels in the air, while a high pollen index signifies high pollen levels. High pollen levels can lead to increased rates of allergic reactions for individuals with pollen allergies.
How do we verify pollen forecast?
Pollen forecasts are verified through several methods. One way is to compare the forecast to actual pollen counts collected from pollen traps or air samplers. Another approach involves comparing the forecast to other sources of information about pollen levels, such as reports from other pollen monitoring stations in the same region. While these methods provide valuable insights, the most accurate verification often involves a combination of both. At Ambee, we further enhance pollen forecast accuracy by utilizing proprietary AI and ML models, ensuring maximum precision in our predictions.
How to access historical pollen count data?
You can get historical pollen count data up to 48 hours on our APIs and more than 10+ years on demand by contacting our customer service. Our historical pollen data is accurate with street level granularity. Get highly insightful data on historical pollen counts by just heading over to our API dashboard.
How accurate are allergy forecasts?
Allergy forecasts can be quite accurate, but their reliability can be influenced by factors like weather patterns and local conditions. At Ambee, we enhance forecast accuracy by analyzing historical pollen data from multiple stations, considering phenological factors and environmental behaviors, and leveraging proprietary AI and ML models. This approach enables our virtual pollen monitoring stations to provide reliable and accurate pollen counts by zip code, empowering you to better manage your allergies.