CrowdComfort

About CrowdComfort

CrowdComfort was co-founded by Eric Graham and Kevin Loos. The idea for the company originated from a White House Hackathon in Boston, where the challenge was to use technology to improve building efficiency and occupant well-being.

Eric Graham, with his background as a clean energy entrepreneur, was driven by a commitment to energy efficiency and renewable energy systems. This experience provided him with insights into the operational challenges within large buildings. Kevin Loos brought his expertise in business development and operations to the partnership, creating a well-rounded founding team.

The company offers a facility management platform designed to digitize and streamline maintenance and cleaning operations. The core of the service is a mobile application that allows building occupants to report issues, such as temperature discomfort or a need for cleaning, by scanning a QR code at the specific location. This system provides facility management teams with precise, real-time data, enabling them to address problems more efficiently.

CrowdComfort operates on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, selling subscriptions to building owners, property managers, and corporations. By providing a direct communication channel between occupants and facility managers, the platform helps to optimize resource allocation, reduce operational costs, and enhance the overall workplace experience for employees.