Swivl
Get to know us

Meet the makers behind Swivl

We're a small group of bright, motivated designers and developers all around the world. We're growing fast and would love to meet you.

  • Bharath Lokanadhan

    Bharath Lokanadhan

    Founder's Office

    I write about building, marketing, strategy and the messy middle of getting things done.

  • Jeremy Edgar

    Jeremy Edgar

    Head of Client Growth

    Drawing on 20+ years of B2B sales and strategic partnerships, Jeremy has a proven track record of scaling businesses from the ground up. A core member of the team, he has been part of Swivl since its early days.

  • Jonathan Tyson

    Jonathan Tyson

    Director of Media & Public Relations

    Tyson serves as Director of Media and Public Relations at Swivl, focusing on telling authentic stories that resonate with field service business owners. He’s also the host of Swivl Sessions, where he sits down with trade entrepreneurs to talk growth, leadership, and the realities of running a service business.

  • Rob Heller

    Rob Heller

    Founder

    Rob Heller is the founder of Swivl, an AI-powered operating system built for the millions of home and field service businesses that have been ignored by enterprise software. He believes small operators shouldn’t have to trade margin, clarity, or control to access modern tools—and built Swivl to prove it.

Our values

We're an ambitious and smart team
with a shared mission

Our shared values keep us connected and guide us as one team.

  • Care about our team

    Understand what matters to our employees. Give them what they need to do their best work.

  • Be excellent to each other

    No games. No bullshit. We rely on our peers to improve. Be open, honest and kind.

  • Pride in what we do

    Value quality and integrity in everything we do. At all times. No exceptions.

  • Don't #!&$ the customer

    Understand customers' stated and unstated needs. Make them wildly successful.

  • Do the impossible

    Be energized by difficult problems. Revel in unknowns. Ask "Why?", but always question, "Why not?"

  • Sweat the small stuff

    We believe the best products come from the best attention to detail. Sweat the small stuff.