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Welcome to Sendal
Experience breathable air and reduce home energy usage by 12%

Meet Sendal

Upper Half  |  Healthy Home Services
  • View and interact with Sendal Services
  • See the status of each service (on, off, armed/ disarmed)
  • Receive notifications for services that may require your attention
Lower Half  |  Smart Home Control Center
  • At-a-glance view of what is happening in the home
  • Manage devices by device type or by room
  • Home automation "scenes"

Healthy Home Services

Sendal connects your smart devices to create a home that works and adapts with your lifestyle.

Three example screenshots of the Sendal app featuring our healthy home services and home controls.

Breathe

the cleanest air yet.

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Aware Home

just so you know.

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Aware Room

just to be safe.

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Illuminate

light up your path.

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Detect

stove on? stove off.

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Blink

lights on? lights off.

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How Sendal Works

1.

Download app

2.

Connect devices

3.

Select services

4.

Live healthy and conserve energy

Featured Video and Podcast

Sendal News

The AI Bubble Burst and Why Sendal Breathe Is What Comes Next
November 24, 2025

The AI hype cycle has peaked and is now recalibrating, revealing the need for technologies that deliver real, lasting value. Sendal Breathe exemplifies this shift by focusing on autonomous action and contextual intelligence to enhance indoor air quality and energy efficiency without homeowner intervention. Gartner emphasizes that the future lies in intelligent agents that operate independently, showcasing Breathe's capability to anticipate and control environmental conditions effectively. As the AI landscape stabilizes, solutions like Breathe that simplify everyday life and provide measurable impact will emerge as the winners, proving their worth during this correction phase.

Why Outdoor Air Quality Matters for Indoor Air Quality Management
December 30, 2024

When managing indoor air quality (IAQ), it's easy to focus exclusively on what happens inside your home. However, outdoor air quality plays a critical role, especially when it comes to fine particulate matter, or PM2.5. These microscopic particles, produced by sources like vehicle emissions, industrial activity, and wildfires, can enter your home through ventilation, open windows, and even tiny cracks in the building envelope.

Improving ASHRAE – How Sendal defines IAQ
September 7, 2023

Extensive research has pinpointed that key indoor contaminants result from activities within the home—cooking, bathing, vacuuming, and more—contributing to subpar air quality. Enter Sendal's Breathe service, a forward-looking solution that anticipates these factors and adapts ventilation and filtration accordingly.