The air quality widget answers it on the wall: the European air quality index for your place in its official colour, a short advice line, tiles for fine dust, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, UV and pollen, and an hourly forecast for the rest of the day. Made for schools, care homes, sports clubs, offices and pharmacies.
Free plan, no credit card required. Paid plans from €5/month. Plugin version v1.0, released 2026-10-22.
The European index from good to extremely poor, in the official band colours, with a one-line advice.
PM2.5, PM10, nitrogen dioxide and ozone in µg/m³, each with its own colour.
Alder, birch, grass, mugwort and ragweed when they are in the air (Europe), and the UV index.
How the air quality develops over the coming hours, as a small coloured strip.
A full slide, or a compact card that fits a designed screen. Light or dark, your accent colour.
Any town or city in the world, picked from the list.
Index, fine dust, NO2, ozone, UV and pollen, the forecast strip and the layout.
Add the widget to a playlist. It refreshes itself every 15 minutes from then on.
Nothing to connect and no account behind it: the widget shows public model data from Open-Meteo (Copernicus CAMS) for the place you pick. The last data stays on the device, so a screen keeps showing something useful during an outage.
TVpilot turns the hardware you have into a managed screen: an Amazon Signage Stick with the TVpilot app, a Raspberry Pi with one command, a Fire TV Stick or Android TV, or simply the browser of a smart TV. One player URL per screen, managed from the dashboard.
This plugin is included in every plan, the free one too. You pay for screens, not for integrations.
Start on the free plan and stay there as long as you like. No credit card, no trial clock.
From Open-Meteo, which publishes the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) air quality models. It is free and needs no key. The index is the European air quality index used by the European Environment Agency.
Yes, the index, fine dust, ozone and UV work worldwide. Pollen is only available in Europe; elsewhere the pollen tile stays hidden.
No. The widget can show the CO2 in the outdoor air, which is about 420 to 450 ppm everywhere. CO2 inside a room depends on the people in it and needs a CO2 sensor in that room.
Every 15 minutes, in step with the model updates. The last good data stays on screen when the internet drops.
Show the European air quality index, fine dust, ozone, UV and pollen for your location on any TV, with a clear colour and a short advice line. Free data, refreshed every 15 minutes.
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