A bilingual AI assistant for caregivers across Pakistan. Tell us who's in your home; we turn today's local AQI into a clear, plain-language plan — verdict, steps, and why — in English and Urdu.
The gap
Pakistan already has open AQI data. What it doesn't have is interpretation — a clear, per-person answer in the language people actually think in. SaafHawa closes that last mile.
"AQI 168" means nothing to a parent deciding on the morning school run.
A toddler, a grandparent on heart medication, and a healthy adult need different advice. Apps give one.
Guidance — when it exists — is English-only. Most caregivers think in Urdu.
How it works
Choose between Lahore, Karachi, or Islamabad — and a specific area inside it.
Toggle who's home: child, elderly, pregnant, allergy, heart/lung, outdoor worker.
AI turns the AQI into a one-line verdict, 3–4 actions, and a why — in EN and Urdu.
"Safe to walk to school?" — answered, grounded in your air level and household.
What's inside
Six profile flags reshape every verdict, every step, every "why". The AI's value is legible.
Natural Urdu in Nastaliq script — not a translation toggle bolted onto an English UI.
If the API or the network dies, a deterministic bilingual plan still loads. The demo never goes blank.