Indoor air quality panel
One glance tells a room how its air is. One tap shows why. VibeAir puts the reading on the wall in the colour of the air itself, and the detail behind it when you need it.
Live demo: the real panel software
From one room to every building
Watch one sample day: lunch and dinner service turn the kitchen's air, and the floor, the building and the portfolio show it the moment it happens.
01 • In the room
Each VibeAir panel shows one verdict a room can read from across the floor: its air quality, in the colour of its category on the national AQI. Touch it and every reading, limit and trend opens.
02 • On the floor
The dashboard draws each level as a plan, every room filled with the colour of its air, so the facilities team sees which room needs attention, and when it started.
03 • In the building
Each building becomes a stack of floors, each in the colour of its worst room, with rooms in good air, CO₂ against the WELL level and the worst room beside it.
04 • Across the portfolio
The whole estate on one screen, in the same colours and limits as the walls, with alerts, reports and WELL and LEED results built from the same record.
The dashboard
Every panel in every building, in one dashboard, with the same colours, limits and history as the wall. This is the real thing, running on a sample estate. Click around.
The portfolio verdict, every building by floor, today hour by hour, and what needs attention.
Built for WELL and LEED
CO₂ judged against the WELL A06 levels, and CO₂ and PM2.5 scored the way LEED v5 scores continuous monitoring. These are the sample estate's results this week.
WELL v2
of occupied hours, all rooms, last 7 days
the tier 2 level
Every concentration and the room's colour-coded level, updated every second.
LEED O+M
1,000 ppm earns 3 points, 800 ppm earns 4
15 µg/m³ earns 3 points, 12 µg/m³ earns 4
Three consecutive months; CO₂ every 15 minutes or faster
Sample estate, last 7 days. LEED version is set per site. VibeAir measures and reports; it does not certify.
Connected
VibeAir joins the building's Wi-Fi like any other device. Where Wi-Fi does not reach, a basement plant room, a far ward, a second building, it uses Wi-Fi HaLow: Wi-Fi in the sub-1 GHz band, which travels further and passes through walls and floors better than 2.4 GHz.
In the sample estate: 37 panels on Wi-Fi, 11 on Wi-Fi HaLow in the Harbour Annex.
The film