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
Jared Horwitz
Software Engineer
Peter Jackson
Finance (acting)
David Karlin
SVP, Product (acting)
Steven Kiekel
Engineering
Darryl Ngai
Engineering
Jim Nowotny
CIO & IT
Nina Simpkins
Digital Product Design
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Resources and Dwellwell News
What’s the Comfort Index in your apartment units?
If you live in NY (and even if you don't!), you've probably read about the difficulties with heating apartment buildings in the winter. (Reference this The Real Deal article.) Although the city mandates that landlords keep thermostats at a minimum of 68 degrees,...
Dwellwell™ Named Tech Company of the Year by Technical.ly DC
Smart home data and analytics provider bests four other nominees to receive award from premier technology media publisher. BETHESDA, MD — December 14, 2022 — Dwellwell, the first data-driven residential diagnostics Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform, today...
So much data, so little time (or, how we turn data into actionable insights).
At this year’s CREtech Conference in New York, we heard a lot about the importance of data. Speakers mentioned it on almost every panel and some presentations focused exclusively on the nuanced challenges with data. Nearly every exhibitor had a message about the type...