Check Air Quality Along Your Entire Route
Not just a single location. See AQI segment by segment.
Upload a GPX or TCX file from Strava, Garmin, AllTrails, or any fitness app — or draw your route on the map — and instantly see air quality across every segment. Try one route right now, no account needed.
How It Works
Upload or Draw Your Route
Import a GPX or TCX file from Strava, Garmin Connect, AllTrails, Komoot, or any GPS app. Or simply draw your route directly on the map.
See Segment-by-Segment AQI
Aeriqo fetches real-time air quality data for each part of your route — not just a single point. Spot high-AQI zones before you reach them.
Pick the Cleanest Window
Check the 4-day forecast with its best-time windows to see when the air is cleanest, and plan your session around it.
Why Route-Level Air Quality Matters
Routes cross pollution zones
Air quality can vary dramatically across a single run or ride. A route that starts in a park and crosses a highway exposes you to very different pollution levels at each point.
A single city number isn't enough
Standard AQI apps show one number for your whole city. Aeriqo maps air quality across your actual route — built around how athletes really move through their environment.
Plan proactively, not reactively
Don't find out mid-run that air quality is bad. Check before you go, compare time windows, and adjust your route or schedule to stay in clean air.
Supported File Formats
Aeriqo works with the most common GPS route formats used by athletes and outdoor enthusiasts.
GPX
The universal GPS route format. Supported by Garmin, Strava, AllTrails, Komoot, and hundreds of other apps.
TCX
Garmin's training file format. Fully supported for route analysis.
Draw on Map
No file? No problem. Click to draw your route directly on the Aeriqo map.
Try It Free — No Account Needed
Check one route as a guest right now. A free account includes a 14-day route-analysis trial, and the Pro plan adds unlimited segment-by-segment analysis, up to 20 saved routes, and smart alerts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What GPS file formats does Aeriqo support?
Aeriqo supports GPX (the universal GPS format used by Strava, AllTrails, Garmin, and most apps) and TCX (Garmin's training format). You can also draw a route directly on the map without uploading a file.
Do I need an account to check a route's air quality?
No — you can check one route as a guest, right from this page. Creating a free account starts a 14-day trial of route analysis, and the Pro plan offers unlimited analyses, up to 20 saved routes, and smart alerts when conditions change.
How accurate is the air quality data for my route?
Aeriqo sources data from official government monitoring stations (ARSO in Slovenia, Open-Meteo globally) and models local conditions across your route. Accuracy improves near official monitoring stations. See our data sources page for full details.
Can I compare different route options by air quality?
Yes — analyze each option and compare their segment-by-segment results. With the Pro plan you can keep up to 20 saved routes and re-run the analysis with fresh data any time, making it easy to pick the cleaner variation of your usual run or ride.