The streak of clean, refreshing air in Greater Jakarta came to an abrupt halt on New Year’s Eve as fireworks lit up the sky and polluted the atmosphere 😔.

Last month during my usual morning run, I noticed something odd. Despite being in the best shape of my life, I was struggling more than usual. My fitness tracker showed normal stats, but something felt off. I checked my Nafas app - the morning air quality was at 150 μg/m³. 

Wow. 

It’s been 7 days and counting. 

Air quality has been healthy since November 29 and the city has been absolutely transformed. 

Can you even believe this is Jakarta? 

The invisible challenge of indoor air quality knows no borders. 

As Indonesia's leading air quality solutions provider, we've witnessed firsthand how data-driven approaches to clean air can transform communities.

“No Viral, No Justice” — I’ve heard this repeated over and over again in the last few weeks. Since co-founding Nafas 4 years ago, we’ve been raising awareness about air pollution in Indonesia. 

This partnership reflects our joint commitment to raising awareness of air quality issues and improving public health across the country.

IARC report highlights the alarming increase in new cancer cases, with air pollution being one of the culprits. Read more here.

January blew us away with the mesmerizing blue skies. Ever wondered what's the reason behind it? Check out this article.