Pollen App is a mobile, context-aware application that helps users monitor the presence of pollen and pollutants in their environment, customized to their location and personal sensitivities.
- Developed during a university internship and later evolved into a thesis project.
- Presented at ICCASA 2023 and published by Springer.
- Built using Flutter — my first project with this framework!
📄 Springer Publication
📽 Presentation Slides (PDF)
This was my first Flutter project — and my first experience fully designing and developing an application end-to-end. It was also my introduction to:
- Flutter and Dart
- UI/UX design (crafted entirely in Figma 🖌️)
- Working with external data sources and context-aware logic
I’m especially thankful to Prof. Giacomo Cabri for his invaluable guidance and support throughout the internship and thesis phases of this project.
- Monitor pollen, spores, and pollutants across Italy
- Adapts data to the user's location and sensitivity profile
- Sends customized health notifications
- Clean and intuitive UI built with Flutter, based on Figma prototypes
Detects and adapts to the user’s current position.
Allows users to report sensitivities and stores data locally.
Shows real-time air quality data in an easy-to-understand layout.
Notifies users about particle levels forecasted for the next day — personalized to their context.
- Flutter & Dart (Android mobile development)
- Figma (UI/UX design)
- Custom data models for pollutant classification
- API integration for daily/hourly environmental data
- Background services for context-aware alerts