Pollen.com Allergy Alert iPhone & iPod App
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Pollen.com is proud to offer Allergy Alert, a free application you can download from
Apple's iTunes App Store for the iPhone and iPod Touch devices! This friendly application provides index levels
for four different conditions: Allergy (Pollen), Asthma, Cold and Cough, and Ultraviolet Sensitivity. With a simple
touch of the screen, you can plan your day with the One Day Alerts or think about your whole week with the four
day forecasts!
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Update: Version 1.2 has just been released with following updates:
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| If you have downloaded the Allergy Alert application and are having problems, please click here to go to the Allergy Alert Application Support page. |
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After downloading and starting the application, Allergy Alert will try to detect your location to determine your zip code.
Click OK to allow Allergy Alert to use your current location to retrieve forecast for your area.
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After your location is determined you will see the default screen, the 1-day alert section of Allergy Alert.
(See illustration on the left) The top part of the screen shows which area is being forecasted. This can be changed in the Settings section discussed below..
There are four different health concerns listed, each with an index level between 0.0 and 12.0: Allergy, Asthma, Cold-n-Cough, and Ultraviolet. Version 1.2 also adds a list of Predominant Pollens for your area for today. |
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While viewing either the 1-Day Alerts or 4-Day Forecasts, you can see a detailed
description of the various levels within a health index. For example, if you wanted to know
what "Medium-High" for Allergy really means, you can tap the Allergy row for the answer. The
screen at the left shows the detailed descriptions of the Allergy Index Levels.
At the bottom of the screen are three buttons to use to navigate around the Allergy Alert application. Tapping the One icon will open the 1-Day Alerts screen shown in the first screen shot. |
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By pressing the number Four icon on the bottom menu bar, you will see your 4-Day Forecasts. Notice the days of the week are listed at the top of the screen in blue, and the index level for each day is listed in red for easy focus. |
| If you have downloaded the Allergy Alert application and are having problems, please click here to go to the Allergy Alert Application Support. |
