70%
Odds it works through 2029Last checked: October 14, 2026.
Awair makes indoor air quality monitors, like the Awair Element. In 2022 it cut app access for its oldest monitors, and the company now focuses more on business customers.
CompanyAwair, a small private company based in San Francisco
Needs the cloud?Partly. The Element shows readings on its display and has a local API, but history and alerts use Awair’s cloud
Subscription for basics?No
Past shutdownsEnded app, cloud and integration support for the Awair 1st Edition, Awair Baby, Glow and Glow C on November 30, 2022. Their displays and lights still work
How long devices get supportAwair has already ended support for its oldest model and has not given dates for the rest.
Why 70%
- Starting point80%A smaller company.
- Track record−6Cut app access for its first monitors in 2022.
- Works without the cloud−1The display and a local API work without the cloud.
- Other risks−3Now focuses mainly on business customers.
- Our estimate70%
The good news: The Awair Element shows its readings on its own display and offers a local API, so tools like Home Assistant can read it without Awair’s cloud.
The bad news: Awair has already switched off app support for its first monitors, and its marketing now focuses on businesses. Home buyers may get less attention in the future.
If you own Awair
- Connect your Element to Home Assistant through the local API, so you keep your data.
- Check the display, which works without the app.