ClarityAir
Clean Air at Scale
A new class of air purifiers built for offices, classrooms, and public spaces. Good to have that Clarity!
Our mission is to make clean air accessible and affordable across every space people live and work in.
Air pollution is responsible for millions of deaths every year and silently impacts the health, productivity and well-being of billions more.
We are building a new class of air purification systems designed for real-world environments — offices, classrooms, restaurants, gyms, and public spaces.
ClarityAir delivers clean, healthy air at a fraction of today's cost — without compromise, complexity, or environmental impact.
Changing the air we grew up breathing.
We grew up in Delhi and Mumbai, where polluted air shaped everyday life — how we studied, played, travelled, and planned our days. Yet it was treated as something we simply had to live with.
At MIT and Stanford, we experienced a different reality. Clean air changed how we felt, focused, and lived. It reminded us that air pollution is not just an environmental problem, but a daily quality-of-life problem.
ClarityAir was born from the belief that technology can transform what once seemed inevitable.
We are building air purification for the real-world: where cost and maintenance matter as much as performance. Our products serve spaces that existing products struggle to serve: large classrooms, busy commercial properties, large offices, etc.
Air purifiers that blend into your space
A dedicated unit for individual rooms.
A standalone purifier engineered for the noise, footprint, and aesthetic constraints of real rooms — classrooms, conference rooms, and clinics.
Contact usWhole-building air, retrofit-ready.
Modules that slot directly into existing Air Handling Units and central HVAC systems, delivering HEPA-grade air to entire buildings without replacing the infrastructure.
Contact usDoes an Air Conditioned Room Need an Air Purifier?
Yes! Air Conditioners do not filter small particles like PM2.5 — the main health hazard in our cities. Even with a well-sealed room the PM2.5 content indoors is 50–70% of the outdoors.
Sealed rooms also build up CO2 over time, making them dangerous, unhealthy and unproductive environments.