WellStat Expands Air Quality Ecosystem to Power Healthier, Smarter Indoor Environments

WellStat Expands Air Quality Ecosystem to Power Healthier, Smarter Indoor Environments

NEW YORK, NY, Aug. 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As organizations place greater emphasis on healthy buildings, indoor environmental quality, and operational efficiency, WellStat today announced the expansion of its connected indoor air quality ecosystem with the launch of WellStat Air Lite, the next-generation WellStat Air Plus, and the WellStat Mobile App.

The launch comes at a time when indoor air quality has become a growing priority for building owners and occupants alike. People spend approximately 90% of their lives indoors, while indoor air can be 2 to 5 times more polluted than outdoor air (U.S. EPA), underscoring the importance of understanding the environments where people live, work, and learn. Recent wildfire smoke events have also highlighted how quickly outdoor conditions can impact indoor spaces, even in regions far from active fires.

Beyond simply monitoring conditions, WellStat connects environmental data with the broader systems and decisions that shape building performance. By combining intelligent sensors, cloud software, mobile access, analytics, and portfolio management, WellStat helps organizations turn real-time indoor environmental data into actionable insights that can support healthier spaces, more efficient building operations, and better-performing assets.

The expanded ecosystem includes:

WellStat Air Lite – Professional indoor air quality monitoring designed for residential and light commercial environments, providing accessible environmental data to help identify conditions that may impact occupant comfort, building performance, and issues such as excessive humidity and potential damp or mould risk.

WellStat Air Plus – Enterprise-ready monitoring with enhanced capabilities for commercial buildings and global portfolios, giving operators greater visibility into indoor environmental conditions and the data needed to make informed operational decisions.

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WellStat Mobile App – A dedicated mobile experience providing instant access to live indoor air quality conditions, historical trends, and portfolio visibility from anywhere, putting actionable building intelligence directly into the hands of operators and building teams.

Together, the expanded WellStat Air ecosystem provides a connected foundation for understanding how indoor environmental conditions interact with building operations. By bringing environmental data into the same platform as energy management and other building performance data, organizations can better identify opportunities to optimize systems, improve efficiency, address issues earlier, and enhance the occupant experience.

“Indoor air quality is becoming a fundamental part of building performance,” said David Brown, CEO of WellStat. “Our goal is to make trusted environmental intelligence more accessible while giving organizations a connected platform that grows with them. The value isn’t just in knowing what’s happening inside a building — it’s in using that data to make better decisions that support healthier environments, more efficient operations, and stronger-performing assets.”

About WellStat

WellStat is a building performance platform that unifies energy management, indoor air quality monitoring, tenant billing and demand response into a single operational layer. By turning real-time data into automated action, WellStat helps commercial real estate owners and operators reduce costs, improve environmental performance, optimize building operations, and enhance occupant experience. Learn more at wellstat.io.

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