OregonAIR 3.3.0

Reviews

1 ★, on 2021-05-06
The app is constantly "updated" but always has the same bugs that sometimes require a force stop or freeze up android. It could be a wonderful app but is mostly useless.

3 ★, on 2020-12-25
Since the Oregon AQI website isn't mobile-optimized, I'm thrilled that there's an app with the same data. But boy does the interface suck. 12/23/2020 update: Interface still sucks. Arguably it's even worse than before. But it still works fine.

4 ★, on 2021-02-15
Very useful! It makes it a lot more real to actually see the stats. And when you see stats and can associate those stats to if you had tough night and trouble breathing... begins to help make more sense. At least it did for me. Especially since I have the "3rd worse case of apnea I've even seen. Not sure how you are still alive since you never had been treated before." When your doctor says that... it's quite sobering.

2 ★, on 2020-09-09
As others have noted the interface is poor. The station list is white text on alternating light grey (almost readable) & white background (invisible). The settings page is white text on white background. If you change your phone to "high contrast fonts" it'll fix that. Then restart the app to get data back. There is no key or instructions. Note: The flag button toggles wind direction. The data itself seems ok. But I hope nobody paid to make this app.🙄

5 ★, on 2020-09-27
App is simple and helpful, but contains various small errors if one looks deeply. Either the report from Bend of barometric pressure has not been converted from mm to inches, or it is currently located several hundred feet underwater. Still, wonderful thing to know is there for the next fires.

4 ★, on 2020-09-10
Manually gave it location permission. It still just spun its arrow. Android 9. Update: third time is the charm, I guess. Reinstalled once again and it works, mostly. Still had a bug: it has to crash once before it gives you details from a recording station. Raised my rating from 1 to 4 stars.