EcoNotes app for iPhone and iPad

Econotes is a socially responsible platform which puts environment monitoring into the hands of citizens. . Its purpose is to empower people with environmental data in their vicinity and take corrective action if required based on tests and surveys. It also empowers them to influence and participate in policy decisions concerning the environment of their immediate locality.

Download the app and get updates about the environmental issues of concern in your neighbourhood. You can report various issues concerning environment and even request tests available in your locality.

Econotes offers monitoring and measurement options based on commercial test facilities available in your locality. Registered user can use these tests to determine the quality of land, air, and water and many other resources in their locality and upload the results from this app or portal. The results uploaded by registered users are collated by Econotes . The interpretation of this data is then provided as graphical interpretation on a google map like interface.

Econotes provide the public a powerful tool,not only to monitor the pollution level but also pinpoint the possible cause of the pollution. We not only take surveys and generate data related to environment pollution but also interpret them in best understandable format for everyone with the help of mapping,graphics,info graphics etc. which will help people to understand the basics of pollution and register their first call towards environmental activism. Econotes also helps peoples monitor their locality and mark unexpected actions taken like cutting of trees, open garbage dump, digging of ground water on large scale, over installation of mobile towers etc.

Econotes in is an online service of Aayati Ecoventures Pvt limited. Aayati has made and will continue to make all efforts to include precise, accurate and regularly upgraded up-to-date information about environmental issues on www.econotes.in. However, in view of the possibility of human error and the inherent hazards of electronic distribution, there may be delays, omissions or inaccuracies in such information. This information is not intended to replace more accurate scientific advice offered by various agencies.