Built by people who
know what it's like
to lose a vehicle.
Wheel Watcher is built by a small, hands-on team from the automotive and engineering world — the kind of people who'd rather build the fix than wait for someone else to.
Why we started
Vehicle theft doesn't discriminate by make or model — daily drivers, fleet trucks, and motorcycles all disappear the same way: fast, and usually without warning.
What we believe
A theft-detection system should do more than make noise. It should tell you exactly what's happening, where, and put your vehicle's location in your hands — in real time.
Where we're headed
We're finishing certification testing now, with installer partners lined up across vehicle types ahead of our public launch.
Five people,
one device.
A lean team spanning the automotive business side and the hardware that makes Wheel Watcher work.
Dan Chevelle
FounderLeads the vision and direction for Wheel Watcher from the ground up.
Jack
PCAP · Co-FounderBrings automotive industry experience from PCAP Motors to the Wheel Watcher team.
Paul
Wheel Watcher · Co-FounderHelps drive the Wheel Watcher product and business strategy.
Ken
EngineerWorks on the hardware and systems engineering behind the Wheel Watcher device.
Aditya
EngineerWorks on the hardware and systems engineering behind the Wheel Watcher device.
Hardware that has
to work, every time.
A theft-detection device only matters in the moment it's actually needed — which means there's no room for a system that's "usually" reliable. Every part of Wheel Watcher, from the motion sensor to the GPS link to the alert that hits your phone, is being built and tested against that standard.
That's the thread connecting everyone on this team: a founder driving the vision, an automotive operator who knows vehicles inside and out, a product lead shaping the Wheel Watcher platform, and two engineers building hardware meant to outlast whoever's trying to beat it.
Get early access
when we launch.
We're finalizing certification ahead of launch. Join the early access list for installer availability, pricing, and launch-day updates.