Last updated: 29 June 2026 · App: Breora (air quality & pollen) · Publisher: Seganiko
Breora shows air-quality and pollen information for your area and for European cities. We built it to respect your privacy: no account, no sign-in, no personal profile. This page explains what limited data the app uses and why.
If you grant location permission, the app uses your device location only to look up local air-quality and pollen conditions. Your coordinates are sent to our backend (api.tryseganiko.com) solely to fetch conditions for that point and are not linked to your identity. We do not build location histories or profiles. You can use the app without location permission (it falls back to a default area and manual city selection).
If you enable alerts, we store a push token (Firebase Cloud Messaging), your chosen alert location, the pollen species you follow, and your alert threshold — only to send you the alerts you asked for. Disabling alerts removes this subscription.
Breora is free and shows ads via Google AdMob. In the EEA, UK and Switzerland we ask for your consent first through Google's consent flow (UMP / IAB TCF). Depending on your choice, ads are personalized or non-personalized. Google may process device identifiers as described in Google's policies. You can change your choice anytime in Settings → Privacy options.
No name, email, account, contacts, photos, or precise location history. We do not sell personal data.
Air-quality and pollen data: Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) — © European Union, licensed CC BY 4.0, delivered via Open-Meteo.com. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors, © CARTO.
Pollen and air-quality values are an environmental forecast for general information only. Breora is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition. For medical advice, consult a healthcare professional.
Breora is a general-audience information app and is not directed at children.
Questions about this policy: info@seganiko.com.