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AirProof AI
Find the best spot for your air purifier in seconds
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Find the best spot for your air purifier in seconds
64 followers
Most people don't know where to place their air purifier for maximum effectiveness.AirProof AI allows users to test different purifier locations, visualize realistic indoor airflow in seconds, and compare key performance metrics including airflow efficiency, coverage quality, recirculation risk, and overall effectiveness.Unlike generic placement recommendations by manufacturers,AirProof AI shows how airflow actually changes inside a room and can automatically optimize purifier placement using AI









AirProof AI
Nice to see someone solving a physical problem here — most of today's launches are another chat wrapper. Honest reaction from a potential user, offered as useful rather than discouraging.
My constraint isn't that I don't know where the best spot is. It's that the best spot is almost certainly somewhere I don't want a large appliance — middle of the room, out from the wall, in the walkway. I've already made that trade-off by tucking mine in a corner, knowingly. And since it runs all day, I assume the air gets clean eventually either way.
So the question the tool has to answer for me isn't "where's optimal?" It's "how much better is optimal, and is that worth having the thing in my way?"
Does the comparison give me a number I could act on — 30% faster to clean air, two hours less runtime, something like that? If the honest answer is 5%, I'll keep it in the corner. If it's 40%, I'd move it tonight. That number feels like the whole product to me, and I'd put it right at the top of the page.
AirProof AI
@you_li525 This is fantastic feedback, and honestly one of the most valuable insights we've received so far. You're absolutely right. For many users, the real question isn't where the optimal position is, but whether the improvement is significant enough to justify moving the purifier. I completely agree that answering "Is it worth moving?" may ultimately be more valuable than simply identifying the optimal position.
Thank you for taking the time to share this perspective.
@ender_demirel Thanks Ender, that's generous of you.
One practical thought: you already compute airflow efficiency, coverage quality and recirculation risk for a given placement. Comparing "where it is now" against "optimised" is the same calculation run twice, so the delta may already be sitting in your data. If it is, this is a copy change rather than a build — put "X% better than where it is now" above the visualisation and the value lands before anyone even rotates the room.
Good luck with the rest of the day.
AirProof AI
@you_li525 Thanks You. You're right, the comparison data is already there. Presenting the improvement upfront may be more valuable than simply showing the optimized location. I really like the idea of answering "Is it worth moving?" before users dive into the visualization. Thanks again for the insight.
I don't even use an air purifier, but I love the fact that you've found an actually useful way to leverage AI against a real problem. It will be cool to see you evolve this. With advancements in 3D scene reconstruction models like GenRecon (https://kasothaphie.github.io/GenRecon/, https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.23888), I could imagine a future iteration that lets your users quickly generate models of their actual rooms using their non-LiDAR-equipped phones. Anyway, very cool stuff!
honestly kind of surprised how realistic the airflow looks, i moved my purifier around and the coverage difference was way more obvious than i expected.