Allergy Butler Makes Allergy Shots Easier & Better

Allergy Butler makes the process of getting allergy shots easier than ever. Now, with an automated sensor in Boise Idaho and the Pollen Wise app, their patients can tap into the best pollen data available to them.

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Allergy Butler Makes Allergy Shots Easier & Better

Allergy Butler is an in-home allergy testing and immunotherapy clinic that uses the latest technology to permanently relieve your allergy symptoms without ever having to go to a doctor’s office. The Allergy Butler system is more accurate, safer, easier, and cheaper than what is available in Idaho today.

The in-home patient experience with Allergy Butler is a game changer. Pete in Boise just had an allergy test done and left this review:

I can hardly believe how easy this was. I especially love that I didn’t have to sit in some doctor’s office lobby waiting to be seen for 45 minutes. Josh, Pharm.D., arrived 5 minutes early at a venue I specified. He performed an allergy test and consultation quickly and professionally. I hope more of the medical industry gravitates toward this method. Why go to a doctor’s office when the doctor will come to you? ~Pete, Boise, ID

We are happy to announce that Allergy Butler just signed an agreement with Pollen Sense to start counting pollen and reporting it every hour, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Allergy Butler uses this data to know what exactly to test and treat as many allergens can travel across state lines. The Treasure Valley now has America’s latest technology and systems in pollen counting and allergy treatments. You no longer have to sufferwith seasonal allergies again!

PollenWise, the mobile app that reveals the most relevant pollen counts available, can be downloaded today from Apple’s App Store and Google Play store.

Schedule a free telehealth consultation with an Allergy Butler clinician to discuss your symptoms and available solutions.

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A clearer, more helpful Pollen Wise home screen

We’ve been spending a lot of time reviewing feedback, reading survey responses, and looking closely at how people are using Pollen Wise. One common thread amongst the feedback and survey responses stuck out: people want the app to feel easier to understand at a glance, and more helpful in answering the question, “What should I care about right now?” That thinking shaped this latest update. This is a major refresh to the Pollen Wise home screen, and while we know there is still more to improve, this update is an important step. We’re continuing to build, refine, and learn, and your feedback is a big part of what helps us decide where to go next.

Incoming: Branches, Revisions, and Layers

Update: The data cutoff for legacy metrics data was changed from March 11 to March 23, 2026 6PM UTC. Data before that date will continue to be available for the forseeable future, however data after March 23, 2026 6PM UTC will no longer be present either in the legacy portal data viewer or via v1 APIs. Please use the V2 APIs and the Branch/Revision-powered data viewer in the portal for live incoming data

LLMs vs CNNs: Why Physical AI Starts With Data Infrastructure

When we say “AI” at Pollen Sense, most people assume we mean LLMs. We don’t. When people hear that Pollen Sense is building AI data infrastructure, the default assumption is usually large language models, chatbots, text generation, or conversational AI. That’s understandable given the moment we’re in. But it’s not what we mean when we say AI. At Pollen Sense, AI data infrastructure means Physical AI, machine learning systems that directly observe the real world, classify physical signals in real time, and convert them into structured, trustworthy data that other systems can reason on.

Allergy Butler Makes Allergy Shots Easier & Better

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A clearer, more helpful Pollen Wise home screen

Incoming: Branches, Revisions, and Layers

LLMs vs CNNs: Why Physical AI Starts With Data Infrastructure

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