Air quality and noise monitoring.

One device.
A fraction of the cost.

Dense, real-time, hyperlocal air and noise data for the organisations who need it: local authorities, construction firms, consultants, and the businesses managing growing environmental obligations.

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The Viibe solution

Getting the environmental data you need shouldn't be hard or expensive.

Traditional monitoring equipment is prohibitively expensive. Most of it measures air or noise, but rarely both. Data arrives days after it should, not in real time. For organisations with real obligations, the data is too thin, too late, and too expensive to act on. Viibe's answer: measure everywhere, rather than measure a few points and estimate the rest.

Built with specialists in acoustics and air quality.
In pilot deployment across the UK.
Who we're for

Built for everyone who needs better environmental data.

Local authorities
Borough-wide monitoring that was never in budget. Until now.

The Environment Act 2021 and the Environmental Noise (England) Regulations have raised the bar on what local authorities need to measure, and where. But monitoring shouldn't consume the budget available for actually improving air quality and reducing noise.

Environmental consultants
Better monitoring for your clients. A better model for your practice

Your clients need denser environmental data than traditional monitoring can provide. Viibe gives you the hardware and data platform to deliver it, at a price point that frees more of their budget for your advisory work.

Commercial & compliance
Noise complaint? Air quality concern?
Get the data.

Whether you're managing a venue, running a site, or responding to residents, Viibe gives you a continuous record, so you can respond with facts, not guesswork.

Construction & property
One device. Air and noise. Both conditions covered

Construction sites and developments need continuous monitoring for dust, particulate matter, and noise. Most solutions only measure one. Viibe measures both, in a single sensor, at a fraction of the cost.

Individuals & communities
Proper monitoring for your home or community.

The same sensors used by organisations across the UK, available to anyone who wants to know what they're breathing and hearing.

Our technology

Air quality and noise.
With real-time data.

The SonAQ sensor combines air quality and noise monitoring in a single 13cm device, transmitting real-time data and designed to live outdoors for 5+ years.

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Air quality and noise in one sensor

Two measurements that normally take two separate instruments.

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Real-time data via API

Reporting-ready output, dashboards you can show today.

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Buy the hardware.
Own the data

Published pricing, no lock-in.

The numbers

Air & noise.
One device.
The full spec.

UK local authorities not meeting their legislated noise/AQ monitoring commitments.
(DEFRA)
85%
Cost of environmental noise to the UK economy.
(House of Lords Science and Tech Committee 2023)
£15bn
Worldwide spend on air monitoring by 2028.
(House of Lords Science and Tech Committee 2023)
$6.9bn
People in Europe who suffer from noise-related annoyance.
22mil
Our partners

The people we're building Viibe with.

“Intelligence about our environments is what Viibe brings, democratising our sound and air quality information in real time. In short, it’s a revolution in sensing.”

Peter Rogers, Sustainable Acoustics

Co-development partner

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“We believe this initiative has the potential to become a global model for urban environmental governance, and we are eager to lend our expertise to help bring this vision to fruition.”

Duncan Wilson, Professor of Connected Environments, UCL

Academic partner

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Whether you're a council exploring monitoring options, a site manager dealing with a planning condition, or just curious about what Viibe can do, we'd like to hear from you.

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