A free, transparent map of what surrounds the places you care about — data centers, industrial facilities, power plants, pollution, and wildfire smoke — and how it changes over time.
The real facts around a place — every source named, not a black-box risk score. No account needed to browse.
Type an address, ZIP, or city, or let the map find where you are.
Switch on data centers, facilities, power plants, air quality, and wildfire smoke.
Every point tells you what it is, its status, and where the data came from.
With a free account, we track conditions daily and can email you when a new data center is proposed nearby.
Send a link to a neighbor or your group — it opens the map right where you left it.
Arounded is for understanding and spotting patterns over time. In an emergency, always follow your official local alerts first.
Anyone trying to understand their surroundings — especially when something new shows up.
Wondering whether a data center or industrial project is coming near them.
Comparing neighborhoods or weighing a move.
Tracking facilities and infrastructure, with sources to cite.
Keeping an eye on smoke, pollution, and heat day to day.
Timing exercise, travel, and daily routines around the air.
Exploring how a place changes over weeks and months.
Signing in just keeps your places with you across devices. No profile, no feed, no noise.
Every layer names its source, so you never have to take our word for it. We don't sell your data, and we don't track you around the web.
Near you, with operator, power demand, and cooling where available — color-coded by status. Refreshed weekly.
Daily satellite smoke plumes, used to build your saved places' "smoke day" history.
AQIAir Quality Index — a 0–500 scale where higher means worse air. and PM2.5Fine particle pollution (2.5 microns) — the stuff in smoke and haze that reaches your lungs., plus daily temperatures. Logged daily for your saved places.
Regulated facilities, pulled on demand for the area you're viewing.
Search your address and turn on the Data centers layer. You'll see sites near you color-coded by status — operating, under construction, or proposed — with the operator and power use where we have them. Save your place and we'll let you know when a new one shows up.
Public and open sources, and we name every one so you can check it yourself — FracTracker for data centers, NOAA for smoke, Open-Meteo for air and weather, and EPA for facilities. See the methodology for the full list.
Smoke refreshes daily and the data-center tracker weekly. For your saved places, we log conditions once a day so the history stays consistent. Live values can change fast — for anything urgent, follow your official local alerts.
A day when a NOAA satellite smoke plume passed over your saved place. It's a steady way to spot patterns over time — not a measure of what you actually breathed indoors.
The map is free and open to everyone — no account needed to explore. Sign in only if you want to save places, see their history, and get alerts. That part's free too.
It's free, and you don't need an account to start. Search your address and turn on the layers that matter to you.