Our Story
Transforming respiratory care through human-centered innovation
Our Mission
Every year, asthma affects over 300 million people worldwide, leading to countless emergency room visits, missed school days, and lives lived in fear of the next attack. Traditional asthma management is reactive— patients wait for symptoms to appear, then respond with rescue medications.
Airly Warning changes this equation entirely. By continuously monitoring the biomarkers that precede asthma attacks, we give patients and caregivers the gift of time—time to take preventive action, time to adjust medications, time to avoid triggers, and time to live without fear.
Our Vision
We envision a future where asthma attacks become increasingly rare—not because we've cured asthma, but because we've made them predictable and preventable. A future where children can play freely, adults can exercise confidently, and families can sleep peacefully, knowing that advanced AI is quietly watching over their respiratory health.
From reactive treatment to predictive prevention
Our Values
These principles guide every decision we make, from the algorithms we develop to the partnerships we form.
Preventative Medicine
We believe healthcare should prevent problems before they occur, not just treat them after. Our technology shifts the paradigm from reactive emergency care to proactive health management.
Accessibility
Advanced respiratory monitoring should be available to everyone, not just those in specialized medical facilities. We design for universal access and ease of use.
Scientific Transparency
Every algorithm, every measurement, every prediction is grounded in peer-reviewed science. We share our methodologies openly and invite scrutiny from the medical community.
Patient Empowerment
Patients and their families deserve to understand and control their health data. We put the power of prediction directly into the hands of those who need it most.
This is about more than technology
It's about the parent who can finally sleep through the night. The athlete who can push their limits without fear. The child who never has to miss another birthday party. The teacher who can focus on education instead of emergency inhalers. This is about giving people their lives back.