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Josephin Hartmann works as an online marketing expert in the heart of downtown. She is currently on parental leave and expecting her second child. Like all parents, she is concerned about her children’s health. For Josephin, it’s a bit of a problem that her children’s bedroom faces directly onto a busy street. She often wonders if it’s really a good idea to open the window. The air-⁠Q now provides her with answers—and thus peace of mind. She now knows exactly which pollutants are in the air at any given time and what they mean for her family.
Josephin Hartmann Use in the Children's Room
Like many other professionals, web developer and expert Ulrich Halfter spends most of his day at the office. Naturally, he wants to know exactly what the air quality is like there. Thanks to the air-⁠Q, Ulrich can finally measure the components of the air—24 hours a day and in real time. After all, poor air quality isn’t just unhealthy. It also limits performance. And when well-being and energy are lacking, work becomes extremely difficult. With the air-⁠Q, it’s possible to remedy this and thereby increase productivity and quality of life.
Ulrich Halfter Office Use
Karsten Schaal, founder and CEO of food.de, is responsible—not only as a father but also as an employer—for the people around him every day. He therefore wants to create a pleasant and productive work environment for his employees. However, a healthy and dynamic workplace is not limited to adequate lighting and suitable office furniture; it also requires good air quality. L’air-⁠Q now finally provides verifiable data on everything in the air and offers solutions for responding appropriately.
Karsten Schaal Healthy and Productive Employees