What's included
One service. A clearer view of your rooms.
For yoga, Pilates, Lagree, fitness, and cycling studios that want to understand room conditions and make better-informed ventilation decisions.
CO2, temperature, and humidity monitoring
Measure the core conditions in your room with a monitor configured for your space.
Dashboard and history
See current readings and historical trends in a private dashboard.
Activity and recovery assessment
Review conditions before, during, and after activities, and how quickly the room recovers between classes.
The number of rooms, any additional measurements, reporting frequency, and review support are agreed in your proposal.
Controlled pilot
Start with one room and real classes
Define
Select the room, class formats, operating periods, and questions the pilot should answer.
Install
Position and configure the room monitor without changing normal studio operations.
Observe
Collect class-level patterns and room-recovery data during normal use.
Review
Assess the results with the studio and decide what should continue.
Swiss reference framework
CO2 first, additional signals when useful
The Swiss Federal Office of Public Health (BAG) describes CO2 as a practical, approximate indicator of occupancy-related air load and how well an occupied room is ventilated.
SECO workplace guidance uses 1,000 ppm as an orientation value for good indoor air quality and recommends intensive ventilation no later than 2,000 ppm.
Where PIR is included, it indicates room activity; it is not a people counter. The service supports operational decisions and does not make health, safety, or performance guarantees.
Next step
Test the room-monitoring workflow in a controlled studio pilot
Use one room and real class schedules to establish a baseline, identify recurring patterns, and evaluate practical improvements with the studio team.