About Dwellwell
We are revolutionizing residential property maintenance with a unique sensing, data analytics and AI platform.
Dwellwell is a Next-Generation Proptech Platform
Our service platform transforms residential property management. By diagnosing irregularities in home system performance, Dwellwell helps you address small, hidden maintenance issues before they turn into larger, more expensive problems or even catastrophes.
Meet Our Team
Our team brings decades of knowledge and expertise in groundbreaking sensor technology, product design, artificial intelligence, smart home systems and real estate.
Dan Simpkins
CEO & Founder
Chuck Gritton
CTO & Founder
Ted Booth
SVP, Design
Dan Burns
Engineering
Cynthia Cantrell
Engineering
Maeve Chambers
Administration
Rebecca Chanin
SVP, Marketing (acting)
Jan DeFalco
SVP, Customer Success
Fred Geck
Engineering
Peter Jackson
Finance (acting)
David Karlin
SVP, Product (acting)
Alex Karmazin
VP, Investor Relations
Steven Kiekel
Engineering
Adam Morra
Engineering
Darryl Ngai
Engineering
Jim Nowotny
CIO & IT
Nina Simpkins
Digital Product Design
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Resources and Dwellwell News
Introducing Dwellwell, the first-of-its-kind “Check Engine Light” for Residential Properties
Smart Home Sensing and Analytics Product Remotely Monitors Home System Performance, Launches Publicly After Securing $12M in Seed Funding BETHESDA, MD — April 6, 2022 — Dwellwell, the first comprehensive data and analytics product that monitors the health of the...
An exploding industry you’ve (probably) never heard of.
In 2021, I attended a conference that really got me thinking. The speakers, sponsors and attendees were all involved in the single-family rental (SFR) market. I attended to gather information to help our product development. If you’re unaware of this market, SFR...
Smart Home Tech: Flailing industry or massive opportunity?
From the company’s inception, we've been obsessed with making our product dead simple to use, from set-up to customer value. Why? Because so much smart home technology is so complicated to just make it work. To this point, see Fast Company’s article, "The smart home...