Pura
What does the color-coded circle on the main screen mean?
The big circle shows your overall air quality as Good (green), Fair (yellow), or Poor (red). It’s designed to give you an instant snapshot so you don’t have to dig through data to know if something’s off.
Can I see detailed data like VOCs or humidity in Pura?
Yes, you can tap into the main screen to drill down into specifics like VOCs, particulate matter, and humidity. The app also includes a history graph that lets you swipe through the last 24 hours to spot exactly when air quality changed.
Why did my air quality turn yellow while I was cooking, and what should I do?
Cooking, especially pan-frying, can spike particulate matter even before your smoke alarm goes off. Pura catching that yellow shift means your ventilation might be weak—just open a window, and you’ll usually see the numbers drop back to green within 20 minutes.
My Pura app isn’t connecting to my Temtop sensor. How can I fix it?
First, make sure your sensor is powered on and within Bluetooth range of your phone. If it still won’t pair, try restarting both the sensor and the app, then check for any firmware updates for the sensor in the device settings.
How does Pura compare to other air quality apps like Awair?
Pura focuses on simplicity with its color-coded circle and history graph, while Awair offers more detailed trend analysis and smart home integrations. If you want a straightforward tool that pairs with sensors you already own, Pura is a solid choice, but Awair might be better if you need deeper automation.
