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How it Works Today:

Installation

The AirGuard device is installed in your HVAC system, crawl space, or anywhere in your home that you are concerned about or spend the most time.

Detection

Our device begins monitoring for environmental risk factors including temperature and humidity in real time. This data is used in a proprietary algorithm to predict the risk level of mold growth.

Alerts

If mold risk thresholds are surpassed, the homeowner will receive an email alert and a push alert from the app.

Where We Are Going


Real-time mold detection.


AirGuard engineers are currently training Artificial Intelligence models to detect mold and classify the mold type. These capabilities will be pushed to devices as they are developed and validated.


The sequence of mold detection capability development is planned as follows:

  1. Penicillium/Aspergillus
  2. Cladosporium
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Breathe Easy with AirGuard

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Simple Installation

The AirGuard device is designed to fit seamlessly into your home — whether it's your HVAC system, crawl space, attic, or main living area. You can place it anywhere you’re concerned about mold or spend the most time breathing the air.


All you need is a standard power outlet and Wi-Fi connection. No invasive installations, no complicated setup — just plug in, connect, and start protecting your home.

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Predictive Monitoring

AirGuard continuously tracks environmental factors like temperature and humidity in real time. Using a proprietary algorithm, it analyzes this data to predict mold risk levels — helping you stay ahead of potential problems before they start.

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Smart Mold Detection

AirGuard provides real-time detection and classification of two common indoor mold types: Penicillium/Aspergillus and Cladosporium.


Our advanced AI models are trained for high accuracy and will continue to evolve as new mold types are validated — delivering smarter protection over time.

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Smart Mold Detection

AirGuard provides real-time detection and classification of two common indoor mold types: Penicillium/Aspergillus and Cladosporium.


Our detection capabilities are powered by advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models, trained on datasets of verified mold samples. These models are continuously refined and will evolve as additional mold types are validated through rigorous scientific processes. This ongoing enhancement enables AirGuard to deliver smarter, more comprehensive protection over time.


While our AI-driven system is designed for high accuracy and actionable insights, it should be used as part of a broader indoor air quality and safety strategy. Confirmatory testing or professional evaluation may be recommended in certain scenarios.



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Alerts & Reporting

When mold risk thresholds are exceeded, AirGuard sends email and push notifications through the app — so you can respond before issues arise.


Each alert provides a clear explanation of the risk level and actionable next steps, such as improving airflow or reducing humidity.


To keep you proactively informed, AirGuard also delivers a weekly environmental health report, giving you a snapshot of your home's air quality and mold risk trends over time.


With AirGuard, you're always ahead of the problem — informed, empowered, and protected.

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Constantly Evolving

AirGuard engineers are pioneering the future of indoor air quality monitoring. We are actively expanding our AI’s ability to detect even more mold types and environmental risks.


As new detection models are developed and validated, they will be automatically deployed to your device through seamless software updates — ensuring your AirGuard system gets smarter and more protective over time, without the need for new hardware.


Data Validation

AirGuard’s detection technology has undergone rigorous internal validation and has been independently tested by third-party laboratories to ensure reliable, real-world performance.


Our data models are continuously refined using lab-backed environmental simulations and verified mold samples — so you can trust that the alerts and readings you receive are accurate, meaningful, and actionable.



While our AI-enhanced systems are designed to provide dependable performance, it is important to understand that AI-based predictions are inherently probabilistic. We recommend using AirGuard's alerts as part of a comprehensive assessment process that may include further inspection or professional testing when necessary.