First off, I do like the app so far. However, there are a couple ideas for it.One: Allow the user to specify temperatures in the summary page to be displayed as Celcius or Fahrenheit. Mine are being displayed as Celcius, I prefer Fahrenheit.Two. Put an option to load automatically at system startuo. Having to use System Settings and manually insert the appp into the Startup Apps section is a hassle when one click could do it.

With air quality in the bay area currently touch and go it's great to be able to get a quick sense of whether it's safe to go outside or open the windows, and Miasma provides just that ability. I am able to pin the menubar widget to my PurpleAir sensor and know in a glance what's going on or a quick check of the popdown menu and I immediately get other weather vitals from the same sensor. This is basically exactly what I wanted and I'm 100% satisfied.I'll add that I started to have a crash-at-startup bug with a recent update and reached out to the developer. Within minutes I had a response and after a quick exchange they'd isolated the problem and provided a new build that addressed the issue (even though it's well into the evening in their time zone)! Outstanding service and responsiveness in addition to a useful app. Thank you.

thansk for the greate app as air quality is not good in my area, I met an issue to update date on both WAQI and PurpleAir, when input right vaule, both of them have error,please take xi'an for testing and fix it, thanks

I'm installing this on my Mac to have an ambient monitor of my PurpleAir sensor, and it seems great for that. PurpleAir has several different correction formulas that can be used, and I'd like the option to use the EPA's Woodsmoke correction. This is fairly often different from the basic AQI value and more relevant during California Wildfire season. Thanks!