Find out what your allergies are actually reacting to
AllergoRadar puts your symptom diary next to the local pollen count and air quality — and shows which allergen your bad days really follow, including reactions that turn up a day or two late.
Two minutes to set up, ten seconds a day after that.
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Set your location
Sign in with Google in the browser, open the app in Telegram, or install the Android app from Google Play. Your location is used only to pull the pollen and air data for your area.
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Pick your allergens
Choose the trees, grasses and weeds you react to, and the level you want to be warned at.
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Check in each day
Ten seconds on how you felt. These check-ins are what let the app tell your triggers apart.
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Have it delivered
Your daily summary by email in the browser, as a Telegram message, or as a phone notification (Android app), at a time you choose — plus an alert whenever an allergen crosses your threshold.
Everything in one app — web, Telegram, or Android™
The full toolkit for a season with hay fever.
Pollen count
Trees, grasses and weeds on a 0–5 scale.
Air quality
Universal AQI — 0–100, higher is cleaner — with the dominant pollutant.
Forecast up to 5 days
See when pollen is due to climb and when it eases off.
Threshold alerts
Only for the allergens you picked, at the level you set.
Plant guide
What is in bloom, how to recognise it, which foods cross-react.
Season calendar
When each allergen’s season starts, peaks and ends where you live.
10-second check-in
A quick note on the day — the raw material for the personal model.
History & weekly recap
Trends over 7, 14 and 30 days, plus a weekly recap.
Several places
Home, work, the place you go at weekends — and where the air is better today.
When to walk and air out
Today’s outlook, broken down by time of day.
Why today is bad
Plain reasons behind the level — wind, rain, pollen load.
Straight to your inbox
The daily summary by email — no messenger needed.
Everything is included
There is no paid tier. Every feature below is free, for everyone.
Every day
Today’s overall risk, the leading pollen type and the air quality index
A forecast up to 5 days ahead and what to do about it
Threshold alerts the moment an allergen crosses your line
When to walk and air out, by time of day
Daily summary delivered by email, Telegram or a phone notification (Android app), at the time you choose
Several places, with a side-by-side comparison
Your own data
Which allergen is linked to which symptom — and how strong the link is
Delayed reactions and the pollen dose picked up over three days
Pollen days told apart from bad-air days
14- and 30-day history of how you felt
Season memory: this week against the same week last year
PDF report for your doctor — 30 days, 90 days or the whole season
Questions
Do I need a Telegram account?
No. Sign in with Google and use AllergoRadar in your browser — the same forecast, the same diary, the same PDF report for your doctor. Telegram is one way in, not a requirement.
Is it really free?
Yes, all of it. There is no paid tier and nothing to buy: the forecast, the diary, threshold alerts, the personal analysis of which allergen your symptoms follow, several places, the PDF report for your doctor and the daily summary delivered to you are all free.
Where does the daily summary arrive?
In the browser it comes by email every morning at a time you choose; in Telegram it arrives as a message from the bot; in the Android app, as a phone notification. You can change the time or switch the summary off under Profile → Notifications, and every email has an unsubscribe link.
Which countries are covered?
The forecast covers 65+ countries: nearly all of Europe including the UK — Iceland is the notable gap — the US and Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and parts of East Asia and the Middle East. It is not available in India, across most of Africa, in South-East Asia or in Central Asia. Google publishes the current list; if your area has no pollen data, the app says so instead of guessing.
What does the air quality number mean?
It is Google’s Universal AQI on a 0–100 scale, where a higher number means cleaner air — the opposite direction to the US EPA index, so don’t read 62 as light pollution. The label next to the number (Good, Moderate, and so on) always matches it.
Is this medical advice?
No. AllergoRadar shows statistical associations in your own data, not a diagnosis, and it does not replace a doctor. See a doctor about your symptoms.
Do I need to install anything?
No. AllergoRadar runs in any modern browser, or as a mini-app inside Telegram — there is nothing to download. Prefer a standalone app? Get AllergoRadar for Android on Google Play.
Which languages are supported?
English, Russian, German and Serbian (Latin script), all complete. You can switch language anytime in the Profile tab.
