Aeroshi
Aeroshi air-quality sensor installed between different rooms for a multi-room monitoring study
Room-level evidence when snapshots are not enough

Stop guessing which rooms need attention.

Aeroshi turns room-level monitoring into practical evidence for housing, school and intervention decisions: repeated patterns, clear limits and next steps.

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Product areas

Four clear views, four different jobs.

Aeroshi separates the live view, the pattern history, the likely drivers and the shareable output.

Home Overview

What needs attention now

A current view of monitored rooms, priority signals and where to start today.

Patterns

What keeps coming back

Time-based trends that show whether rooms are improving, slipping or staying broadly steady.

Condition Drivers

What may be causing the pattern

Moisture, ventilation, heating and exposure signals separated from the raw readings.

Evidence Pack

What can be shared later

A monthly output with findings, comparisons, next steps and clear boundaries.

Find your route

Start with the setting.

Choose the route that matches the decision in front of you.

Aeroshi sensor installed in a managed home with window, radiator and drying context
Housing

Damp, mould and remedial evidence.

For teams tracking repeated home-condition patterns.

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Aeroshi sensor installed in a school corridor outside selected classrooms
Schools

Classroom evidence without staff burden.

For councils, MATs and funders prioritising rooms.

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Partner and facilities team using indoor air intervention evidence
Partners

Evidence around partner work.

For filtration, ventilation, retrofit and remediation partners.

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Indoor-environment evidence report pages arranged for stakeholder use
Reports

Shareable evidence packs.

Stakeholder-ready findings, limits and next steps.

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Why it matters

Snapshots show moments. Evidence shows patterns.

Rooms can look different on inspection day from how they behave when occupied normally.

See the output
Room-level trend evidence showing how monitored patterns change over time
How it starts

A small pilot, scoped around one decision.

Start with the rooms, timing and decision audience.

  1. 1

    Scope

    Agree the decision, audience and rooms.

  2. 2

    Select

    Choose the monitoring locations.

  3. 3

    Deploy

    Install monitors with a low-burden plan.

  4. 4

    Interpret

    Look for repeated patterns.

  5. 5

    Report

    Receive findings and next steps.

Start with the decision you need to support

Tell us the site, rooms, timing and decision audience.

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