Nice! I’d like to see AQI and PM2.5 included standard with weather apps. I’ve been checking those more than anything given the wildfires here in Canada.
Looking at how it is in my country, air quality data is too fragmented currently for weather apps to include reliably. Some cities don’t have any sensors with public data, some have only private ones or private ones that give data only via their manufacturer paid API. Those private ones can also be anywhere, so may not provide good data (looking at them here I sometimes think people put them inside their homes) and can be turned off anytime. Only a handful have government sensors with public API.
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