78%
Odds it works through 2029Last checked: October 13, 2026.
Airthings makes radon and air quality monitors, like the Wave and View lines. It is a Norwegian company listed in Oslo, and its sales fell in 2025 as it cut staff and raised new money.
CompanyAirthings, based in Oslo, Norway, and publicly traded
FinancesRevenue fell sharply in 2025, with losses, a restructuring and a cut of about a third of its staff
Needs the cloud?Partly. Readings are shown on the device and over Bluetooth, but history and alerts use Airthings’ cloud
Subscription for basics?No
How long devices get supportWe have not found an Airthings device that was switched off. Airthings does not publish end-of-support dates.
Why 78%
- Starting point80%A smaller, loss-making company.
- Track record0No history of shutting down Airthings monitors.
- Works without the cloud+2Sensors keep measuring and can be read over Bluetooth without the cloud.
- Other risks−4Falling sales, losses and staff cuts in 2025.
- Our estimate78%
The good news: Airthings monitors keep measuring on their own, and many show readings directly or over Bluetooth, so they stay useful without the app. The company raised new money in 2025 as part of a turnaround plan.
The bad news: Airthings’ revenue dropped sharply in 2025, it is losing money, and it cut about a third of its staff. A company in that position could sell itself or cut products.
If you own Airthings
- Export your radon and air quality history from time to time.
- Check that your monitor shows readings on the device itself, so it stays useful whatever happens.