A New Sensor and Six Busy Months of Improvements
Model O has arrived, our cloud tools have taken a big step forward, and updates across the VisiblAir lineup are making your data easier to understand and act on.
Hi there,
It has been a while since our February newsletter—and we have a lot to share. Over the past six months, we launched new hardware and made dozens of practical improvements to the Cloud Portal, public tools, and sensor firmware.
Here are the highlights.
Meet the New Model O
The redesigned Model O is built for complete, always-connected indoor monitoring. It measures CO₂, particulate matter, VOC, NOx, temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure, with Wi-Fi, wired Ethernet, and optional Power over Ethernet.
It also offers a local readings page and local API for integrations such as Home Assistant—while keeping the remote history and alerts you already know in the VisiblAir Cloud Portal.
A Clearer View, Whether You Manage One Sensor or a Fleet
The Portal has been refreshed from sign-in to sensor settings. The new fleet dashboard groups sensors by status and gives multi-sensor accounts a compact operational overview.
- Faster investigation: recent readings, a 30-day graph shortcut, and smoother custom history ranges.
- More comfortable viewing: a user-selectable dark mode and cleaner layouts on phones and desktops.
- Safer collaboration: self-serve sensor sharing, clearer access levels, and full-day alert muting.
Clear Answers for Every Step
We added quick setup guides for every supported model, directly on each product page. Per-model firmware changelogs and the Portal changelog also make it easy to see what changed.
A Complete Cloud Portal User Manual
This illustrated 12 MB manual covers the complete journey: signing in, adding and managing sensors, live readings, alerts, sharing, maps, graphs, data exports, firmware updates, and troubleshooting.
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See Your Readings in a Bigger Context
Our rebuilt Public Map now lets you explore an animated wildfire-smoke forecast beside public sensor readings. Step through the forecast timeline, inspect local and UTC times, and share a link to the exact view you are seeing.
The smoke layer is a modeled forecast, not an observation of smoke or fire spread.
Individual public sensor pages were modernized too, with a cleaner mobile layout and more reliable graph timing and pressure scaling.
Firmware Updates Across the Lineup
Recent releases improved Wi-Fi and LTE recovery, exposed clearer signal, carrier, uptime, and sensor-health details, and made LTE firmware downloads much faster.
Model G received display and clock-sync fixes, while Model X now reports Wi-Fi signal strength.
We are also working to bring stronger offline-data protection to every compatible cloud-connected sensor, so locally saved readings remain safe during Portal outages, upload progress is visible, and backlogs clear more quickly after service returns.
What Story Is Hiding in Your Sensor Data?
We are looking for five curious VisiblAir owners to test something new and share candid feedback. You must own a VisiblAir sensor; one that usually stays in the same place is ideal.
Thank you for using VisiblAir, sharing your feedback, and supporting an independent Canadian company. Every improvement above grew from real-world use and conversations with sensor owners like you.
Stay curious,
Andre Courchesne
Founder & Inventor, VisiblAir










