Hooikoortsradar

The hayfever radar app was developed in two versions. This free version with ads and an ad-free paid version. By purchasing the paid app supports you future updates and development of the forecast model. The application consists of a number of elements:

- Extended forecast card:
The map of the Netherlands gives an idea of ​​the likely hayfever symptoms for today and the next four days. By swiping to the right, the next day is displayed in combination with the weather trend for the day in question. The underlying model is based on regional weather forecasts, observations by biologists, flowering calendar of trees, grasses and herbs, pollen counts and complaints reports.

- The Poll News:
Regular biologist Maurice Martens Poll News wrote an extensive diary with the latest developments in the field of pollen. Which trees, grasses and herbs are currently in bloom? Which weather factors currently affecting the poll pressure?

- Complaints Average Score:
Every season is different. In particular, it is again a major impact on the daily poll pressure and thus indirectly on the symptoms. The graph with the average score per day shows this nicely. Here, the current symptom score versus that of the last four years.

- Poll Concentration:
The poll team Elkerliek hospital in Helmond air samples are analyzed number and type of pollen. These pollen concentrations can vary greatly per day. This graph shows the counts of the most allergenic tree or plant at that time.

- Complaints Reports:
You can specify how much you suffer from hay fever has currently own. You will receive a feedback from all reports on that day, so you can see what the overall picture. Want to keep a log of your complaints, you can also download the Poll News app. This includes an extensive logging module, which lets you compare your complaint pattern with flowering calendar.

- Advertising, the paid version is ad-free hayfever radar.

- Privacy:
You do not log on to use the app with a name or e-mail the complaints mention that you can do with the app is also anonymous. Pollen Radar does not collect names or other information revealing the identity of the user of the app. Pollen Radar respects the privacy of all users of its website and apps.