Thrive Capital is a venture capital investment firm that focuses on building and investing in Internet, software, and technology-enabled companies.

Thrive Capital

Y Combinator is a startup accelerator that invests in a large number of startups twice a year. It created a new model for funding startups. Twice a year, the company invests a small amount of money ($150k) in a large number of startups. The startup accelerator works intensively with the companies for three months, to get them into the best possible shape and refine their pitch to investors. Each cycle culminates in Demo Day when the startups present their companies to a carefully selected, invite-only audience.

Y Combinator

Susa Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm investing primarily in seed rounds. The firm was founded in October 2013 and si headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States.

Susa Ventures

BoxGroup is an early-stage investment fund that invests in technology companies. The fund aims to invest in the consumer, enterprise, fintech, healthcare, life science, and marketplaces industries at the earliest stage, as early as pre-seed round and as late as Series A. It supports companies based on a conviction in the team and seeks entrepreneurs working at the beginning of movements in existing markets or new markets yet to be created and with visions to create the next generation of category-defining businesses. Their typical investment ranges from $200,000 to $500,000. Adam Rothenberg and David Tisch founded BoxGroup in 2009 in New York, New York.

BoxGroup

Operator Partners invests in early-stage technology companies and founders. The firm was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in New York, United States.

Operator Partners

Index Ventures is a venture capital firm based in London, San Francisco, and Geneva, helping entrepreneurs turn bold ideas into global businesses.  Since 1996, Index has partnered with exceptional entrepreneurs who are using technology to reshape the world. The companies they’ve started include Adyen, Deliveroo, Dropbox, Farfetch, King, Slack, and Supercell.

Index Ventures

Maverick Ventures is the venture arm of multi-billion dollar investment firm Maverick Capital. Combining the resources of a global firm with the benefits of an agile, focused team, Maverick Ventures supports entrepreneurs from seed through maturity. With over 30 years of early-stage investment experience, the Maverick Ventures team has funded more than 100 companies in the healthcare, software and deep technology sectors. The highly-experienced team of operating executives and investors at Maverick Ventures generally lead rounds, take board seats and work with management to build successful enterprises.

Maverick Ventures

TCV provides capital to growth-stage private and public companies in the technology industry. It also provides management teams with data-driven insights, sector expertise, access to world-class talent, and connections with category leaders.  Founded in 1995, the Silicon Valley-headquartered firm has invested more than $14 billion in over 350 growth-stage technology companies to date. Some of its most prominent portfolio company exits include Airbnb, Facebook, Netflix, Peloton, and Zillow.

Nourish

Nourish is improving people’s health by making it easy to eat well. We provide clinical-grade nutrition care powered by a virtual network of registered dietitians, all covered by health insurance.

Nourish provides a telenutrition platform that offers individuals nutritional guidance. Through its platform, individuals are connected with dedicated dieticians who provide customized support for managing various health conditions in a range of life stages. In addition to working with the user’s current healthcare providers and carrying out an assessment, dieticians adopt a whole-health approach, taking into account the user’s individual fitness, sleep, mindfulness, and supplements when developing a personalized nutrition plan. Users can also access goal-setting functions and curated content such as recipes and meal ideas.

A new industry proving that digital connectivity and mental health can co-exist.

Digital Wellness

Nourish provides a telenutrition platform that offers individuals nutritional guidance. Through its platform, individuals are connected with dedicated dieticians who provide customized support for managing various health conditions in a range of life stages. In addition to working with the user’s current healthcare providers and carrying out an assessment, dieticians adopt a whole-health approach, taking into account the user’s fitness, sleep, mindfulness, and supplements when developing a personalized nutrition plan. Users can also access goal-setting functions and curated content such as recipes and meal ideas.

Functional Nutrition

Food tech platform Pluckk acquires nutrition brand Upnourish for USD 1.4 mn

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To provide accessible nutrition support for patients with chronic conditions, connecting them with insurance-covered registered dietitians and enabling personalized nutrition plans.

Companies that offer virtual consultations from dietitians and nutritionists offering guidance via personalized nutrition plans, lifestyle and dietary assessments, and a focus on long-term health and wellness

Nourish provides a telenutrition platform that offers individuals nutritional guidance. Through its platform, individuals are connected with dedicated dieticians who provide customized support for managing various health conditions in a range of life stages. In addition to working with the user’s current healthcare providers and carrying out an assessment, dieticians adopt a whole-health approach, taking into account the user’s individual fitness, sleep, mindfulness, and supplements when developing a personalized nutrition plan. Users can also access goal-setting functions and curated content such as recipes and meal ideas.As of March 2024, Nourish was in-network for most health plans, resulting in a zero co-pay for most users. Key customers and partnershipsAs of March 2024, the company had formed several partnerships with organizations such as One Medical, Texas Oncology, and Dell Medical Center and had hundreds of dietitians serving tens of thousands of patients across the US. Additionally, Nourish planned to broaden its network of registered dietitians to more than 1,000 by the end of 2024 and fortify its strategic collaborations with health plans.

Headspace is a digital wellness company that delivers meditation programs through a smartphone app. The company was founded by Andy Puddicombe, a former Buddhist monk, and Richard Pierson, a marketing and brand development professional. In addition to meditation, Headspace offers stress management programs, mindfulness activities, and sleep therapy solutions. Headspace also operates a business-to-business (B2B) focused “Headspace for Work” program with around 1,600 corporate customers as of January 2021, which has seen around 3x growth during 2020. Further, the company operates “Headspace for Health,” a program that develops US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved meditation tools to treat chronic diseases.In November 2022, the company launched a new platform that combines its product offerings with mental health platform Ginger’s <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/5119">an entity it merged with in August 2021 </a>. The platform combines Headspace Health’s meditation and mindfulness services with Ginger’s on-demand coaching, therapy, and psychiatry services, to offer enterprise clients an integrated solution for supporting their employees.In September 2022, the company <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/12918">acquired fellow mindfulness platform Shine </a>for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition enhanced Headspace Health’s offerings and also helped grow Headspace’s member base. Select content from Shine was earmarked to be added to Headspace Health’s content library.In January 2023, the company <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/16052">expanded its geographical reach </a>to offer coaching, therapy, and employee assistance-related services to UK headquartered enterprise clients.&nbsp;Key customers and partnershipsAs of September 2024, the company has over 100 million users across 190 countries, with its brands “Headspace for Work” and “Ginger” being used by over 4,000 enterprises including Starbucks, Adobe, Delta Air Lines, Mattel, and Paramount. The company also partners with health plans, such as Cigna, to provide its services.In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/36071">November 2024</a>, Headspace partnered with Hyatt, to help hotel guests improve their sleep quality while traveling. The collaboration featured a five-episode "Science Behind Sleep" video series filmed at Park Hyatt Aviara Resort, offering research-based tips for managing sleep struggles.In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/30378">June 2024</a>, Headspace partnered with Uwill, a mental health platform for colleges and students, to integrate Headspace's wellness services into Uwill's existing portal. The collaborative effort allowed Uwill's Urise program to incorporate Headspace's services, primarily meditation, yoga, and mindfulness offerings.In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/27330">March 2024</a>, Headspace partnered with Meta to launch "Headspace XR," available for an upfront fee of USD 30. Headspace XR provided guided mindfulness and meditation exercises led by the same instructors familiar to regular Headspace users. The exercises covered activities such as breathing techniques, body scans, and mood tracking. Additionally, it incorporated a social element, including interactive metaverse-style gaming in vivid environments.In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/19771">June 2023</a>, the company extended its partnership with with employee benefit management platform provider Virgin Pulse to integrate its platform with Virgin Pulse’s platform. The integration enabled employees enrolled in Virgin Pulse’s health benefit offerings to access the full suite of Headspace’s offerings as a part of Virgin Pulse’s Homebase for Health platform.

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Calm is a digital wellness company which offers guided meditations to make people happy as well as mindfulness and sleep programs through a smartphone app. Its audio content is designed to strengthen mental fitness and address mental health challenges such as stress, anxiety, insomnia, and depression. The company started out as a website in 2011 where users were trained to stare at a screen and listen to waves on a beach for two minutes without touching their mouse. In February 2013, more content was added and the company launched a mobile app.&nbsp;In October 2022, the company launched a new clinical mental health offering called “Calm Health,” marking its expansion into the mental health space. The new solution provides condition-specific programs designed to bridge mental and physical care and includes tools for communication with providers and medication tracking. This solution was created for the company by Ripple Health, which was acquired by Calm in February 2022.As of 2024, Calm reported over 100 million downloads and more than 1.5 million five-star reviews. The app is available on iOS, Android, and desktop platforms. Calm operates on a freemium model with paid subscriptions unlocking full access to features. In 2023, an annual subscription cost USD 69.99, with monthly and lifetime options also available for USD 5.83 and USD 399.99, respectively. Key customers and partnershipsCalm offers content in English, Spanish, French, and German and operates Calm Business, a business-to-business (B2B) covering over 10 million employees across 3,500+ organizations as of September 2024.Calm gained significant traction in 2020 during the Covid-19 lockdowns. It became the most downloaded digital wellness app during April 2020 with 3.9 million downloads worldwide, including 1.6 million downloads in the US. Kaiser Permanente, a large managed care service provider, provided Calm free for its 12.4 million members in May 2019. Calm also partnered with CNN on the 2020 US presidential election day to play the sound of rain hitting leaves on air, a marketing effort that went viral on social media. As of September 2024, the app had 150 million+ downloads.As of December 2022, the company has partnered with over 20 brands to collaborate and provide its services through sales partnerships. These brands include Xbox, Amazon, YouTube, Adidas, Fitbit, and American Express.&nbsp;In October 2022, Calm partnered with <a href="https://news.adidas.com/partnerships/adidas-and-calm-unite-to-progress-sports-performance-through-mental-wellbeing/s/48baf8f2-f856-4313-91cf-71bf7238faea">Adidas</a> to progress sport performances through mental well-being. Another partnership is with <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/20/lyra-partners-with-calm-to-bring-meditation-to-mental-health-service.html">Lyra Health</a> to combat stress and burnout and support resilience-building in the workplace.

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 Simple Habit is a guided meditation service provider, which offers bite sized, five-minute long meditation sessions through an app targeting people with busy schedules. The company also offers mindfulness, sleep, and wellness programs. As of November 2020, Simple Habit offered over 2,000 sessions designed to help users sleep, reduce anxiety, and get over relationship issues. The content is organized by occasion, such as commuting, going to sleep or preparing for a meeting. 
 
 
 In June 2022 the company launched its Sleep Habit app, a virtual sleep clinic that helps users improve the quality of their sleep. The app uses clinically validated approaches to improve sleep quality and treat issues such as insomnia via methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy. 
 
 
 As of September 2022, Simple Habit claims to have a 7 million users between both of its apps. 
 
 
 
 
 In November 2018, Simple Habit raised USD 10 million in a Series A round led by Foundation Capital, bringing the company’s total funding to USD 12.6 million. The company used the funds to expand its library of guided meditation sessions and to add audio content led by therapists and executive coaches. As of late 2018, the app was reported to sign up as many as 30,000 new users per week. As of November 2020, Simple Habit reported having helped helped over five million people reduce burnout through its app’s services.
 
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Insight Timer is a company which offers guided meditation, yoga, and sleep programs through a smartphone app. It also offers free interactive live sessions with teachers, performers, and therapists through the app and web. The company’s business-to-business (B2B) offering, “Circles for teams”, targets enterprise customers to help bring employees together to practice group meditations, chat with each other, and recommend content. In October 2020, Insight Timer began offering free, daily live yoga classes from instructors based on a pay-what-you-can model.Insight Timer's core offering is its extensive free content library, which includes over 140,000 guided meditations, talks, and music tracks from thousands of teachers and experts worldwide. The app features a customizable meditation timer, allowing users to set session lengths and choose from various ambient sounds and ending bells.The majority of the content is available for free, and users can sign up for a premium version priced at USD 9.99 per month or USD 59.99 per year, as of August 2024. Premium users get access to content such as Insight courses and the ability to download content. This subscription unlocks additional features such as offline listening, the ability to fast-forward and rewind meditations, and access to over 1,000 in-depth courses on various topics. The app also offers live events, including yoga classes and meditation sessions, as well as a community space where users can connect with like-minded individuals and join discussion groups.Insight Timer collaborates with meditation teachers, psychologists, neuroscientists, and experts from institutions such as Stanford, Harvard, and the University of Oxford to provide content for its platform and with musicians to offer ambient and relaxation music. Insight Timer has positioned itself as a platform that supports its content creators with a revenue-sharing model that distributes 50% of course income to teachers. As of 2022, the app reported having approximately 12,000 teachers and yoga instructors contributing content to its platform. As of November 2020, the app had a 16% 30-day retention rate, more than double the average retention rate of 7.7% for top 100 apps in Apple’s App Store.&nbsp; Key customers and partnershipsThe app had over 29 million users as of September 2024. In April 2021, Insight Timer partnered with <a href="https://www.vondereurope.com/magazine/brand-partnerships-insight-timer">Vonder</a> to provide curated content, including different wellness classes and weekly group meditations. The company had also partnered with <a href="https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/gisele-bundchen-partners-with-insight-timer-to-encourage-millions-to-meditate-for-free-301126987.html">Gisele Bündchen</a> in September 2020 to encourage people to meditate for free.

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 Big Sky Health is the developer of the Oak Meditation breathing app. Oak Meditation offers guided and unguided meditations, sleep meditations, meditation timers, yogic exercises for breathing, animated instructions, and music tracks. The company is headed by Mike Maser, an entrepreneur who was diagnosed with stage IV cancer. Most of the companies services are offered free of charge with in-app purchases ranging from USD 5.99 to USD 38.99.
 
 
 
 
 In addition to Oak meditation, Big Sky also offers a fasting app called Zero and an alcohol moderation app called Less. In May 2020, Big Sky raised USD 8 million in Series A funding in a round led by Greycroft with participation from existing investors True Ventures and Trinity Ventures, bringing the company’s total funding to USD 12.2 million. Big Sky Health expects to use the funds to expand its staff and boost customer acquisition.
 
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Apps that provide relaxation, stress reduction and non-therapeutic mental health support via meditation-related techniques.

These apps aim to increase users’ body and brain functions including memory and attention to detail with microlearning, gamification, and journaling techniques.

Helps users analyze and address sleep disorders with wearable tech, music and sound therapy, and storytelling.

Apps that provide virtual training programs, track workouts, and provide guides for nutrition.

Companies that use GenAI as a core part of their product offering for Digital Wellness

Some digital wellness providers provider VR/AR experiences for meditations

Some companies offer personalized care/meditation plans, workout regimens, or treatments for sleep disorders

Offers app-based platforms that improve health and wellness

Wellness providers use GenAI to enhance their solutions

Nourish provides a telenutrition platform that offers individuals nutritional guidance. Through its platform, individuals are connected with dedicated dieticians who provide customized support for managing various health conditions in a range of life stages. In addition to working with the user’s current healthcare providers and carrying out an assessment, dieticians adopt a whole-health approach, taking into account the user’s fitness, sleep, mindfulness, and supplements when developing a personalized nutrition plan. Users can also access goal-setting functions and curated content such as recipes and meal ideas.As of July 2024, Nourish was in-network with most health plans, resulting in a zero co-pay for most users.Key customers and partnershipsAs of March 2024, the company had formed partnerships with organizations such as One Medical, Texas Oncology, and Dell Medical Center and had hundreds of dietitians serving tens of thousands of patients across the US. Additionally, Nourish planned to broaden its network of registered dietitians to more than 1,000 by the end of 2024 and fortify its strategic collaborations with health plans.

Youniq Health is a US-based company that has developed an AI-powered app to provide personalized nutrition plans tailored to individual users' health goals, dietary preferences, and biological data. The app utilizes an algorithm that processes various data points, such as blood samples, microbiome tests, genomic information, biometrics, and food preferences, to generate customized recipes and meal plans. These recipes are designed to align with the user's specific objectives, whether it's improving sleep, managing diabetes, managing chronic conditions, or boosting the immune system.A key feature is its ability to create new recipes in real time, complete with accompanying images. The app's AI technology generates these recipes based on the user's personalized data, ensuring that the suggested meals are not only nutritionally optimized but also visually appealing. Recipes provided are optimized so that the user can prepare the meal in less than <a href="https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2023/04/13/youniq-app-uses-ai-to-optimise-personalised-nutrition">15 to 20 minutes</a>.To make the recommended recipes more actionable, Youniq has partnered with several grocery retailers, enabling users to have the necessary ingredients delivered to their doorstep within <a href="https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2023/04/13/youniq-app-uses-ai-to-optimise-personalised-nutrition">two hours</a>. Additionally, the app <a href="https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2023/04/13/youniq-app-uses-ai-to-optimise-personalised-nutrition">can scan the ingredients</a> already available in the user's refrigerator and suggest recipes accordingly, minimizing the need for additional shopping trips.In <a href="https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2023/04/13/youniq-app-uses-ai-to-optimise-personalised-nutrition">April 2023</a>, Youniq Health announced its plans to expand into the UK market, recognizing the country's potential for its English-language app.The company noted that as of <a href="https://www.youniq.health/">July 2024</a>, its app was available globally; however, its grocery delivery option was only available to US-based users.Key customers and partnershipsAs of July 2024, the company partnered with employers to offer employees access to its platform, as healthier employees can lead to reduced healthcare costs. Additionally, Youniq partnered with hospitals to provide nutrition programs for patients, assisting them in maintaining optimal diets after procedures.

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ZOE is a personalized nutrition provider that aims to provide tailored dietary recommendations based on an individual's biological needs. Members begin by requesting at-home testing kits priced at USD 294 as of July 2024, the results of which are analyzed by the company. Based on the analysis of the testing kit, which includes tests for blood fat, gut microbe, and standardized test meals, users can utilize the company’s app to analyze and find meals best suited to their individual needs.Meals analyzed are assigned a ‘ZOE score’ between 0 and 100, with higher scores being more nutritional. Based on these scores, users are able to build meals, discover new recipes, track their individual progress, and combine, swap, and add food to planned meals to optimize their nutrition.Additionally, through the app, users gain access to qualified nutrition coaches for live chats and access educational material curated by scientists.The company additionally offers a wholefood supplement developed using over 30 plants called ‘Daily30+,’ which it offers on a subscription basis of GBP 39 (USD 51) for one month’s worth of servings or GBP 133 (USD 172) for four months’ worth of servings.As of <a href="https://zoe.com/our-science#research-updates">July 2024</a>, the company was also conducting a clinical trial on the effects of a personalized nutrition program on cardiometabolic health. As a part of the study, users could sign up to be participants and would be eligible to receive a blood sugar monitor for tracking the effectiveness of following ZOE’s personalized nutrition program with regard to cardiometabolic health. The monitor is included in the initial testing package if users opt in when ordering the at-home testing kit.

Lifesum is a digital nutrition platform that helps users build healthier eating habits through its innovative app. Founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 2013, the company provides a comprehensive suite of features to track meals, habits, and body measurements, enabling users to achieve their health and wellness goals. As of June 2024, Lifesum has over 65 million users worldwide across 250 countries, supporting 11 languages.The app offers a user-friendly food diary allowing users to log meals by searching a database, scanning barcodes, or manually entering items. It tracks calorie intake, hydration levels, exercise routines, and provides personalized diet plans tailored to individual preferences and objectives, such as ketogenic, high protein, Scandinavian, or Mediterranean diets. Lifesum's premium subscription unlocks additional features like detailed nutrient tracking, advanced analytics, and a vast library of healthy recipes.In <a href="https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lifesum-shakes-up-european-wellness-with-transformative-lykon-acquisition-302171999.html">June 2024</a>, Lifesum announced its transformative acquisition of LYKON, a biomarker-based personalized nutrition company in Germany. This aimed to revolutionize Lifesum's service by integrating LYKON's pioneering technology, enabling users to access personalized nutrition and wellness recommendations based on medical-grade biomarker testing and analysis.Key customers and partnershipsIn addition to offering its services directly to users, Lifesum partners with enterprise clients to offer its solution to employees as part of a work benefit. The company noted that as of <a href="https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lifesum-shakes-up-european-wellness-with-transformative-lykon-acquisition-302171999.html">June 2024</a>, it offered its solution to over 100 enterprise clients, including <a href="https://yulife.com/blog/lifesum-partnership/">YuLife</a>, <a href="https://leadiq.com/c/lifesum/5a1d8afd240000240065b0ce#:~:text=Corporate%20Wellness%20Partnerships%20Lifesum%20has,%2C%20General%20Electric%2C%20and%20PayPal.">PayPal, General Electric, and Amazon</a>.Additionally, the company has collaborated with companies to increase the functionality of its platform.In <a href="https://lifesum.com/page/lifesum-and-openesg-partner-to-connect-nutrition-and-sustainability">August 2023</a>, the company partnered with OpenESG, a global sustainability GenAI platform, to help users see how their dietary choices affect the climate.In <a href="https://lifesum.com/page/lifesum-and-oura-partner-to-connect-nutrition-and-sleep-via-health-connect-by-and">May 2023</a>, Lifesum partnered with smart ring provider ŌURA to provide users with a sleep-tracking feature. The feature allows users to analyze how their diet affects their sleep and vice versa.In <a href="https://www.prweb.com/releases/digital-health-app-lifesum-teams-up-with-amazon-to-bring-nutrition-coaching-to-newly-unveiled-amazon-halo-860278838.html">August 2020</a>, the company partnered with Amazon to offer Lifesum’s nutrition coaching feature through Amazon Halo. Through the partnership, users of Amazon Halo could access nutritional challenges and health content provided by Lifesum.

Lifesum

MyFitnessPal is a mobile app that helps users track their diet and physical activity to achieve health and weight goals. With a database featuring millions of food items, the app enables precise logging of nutritional intake, aiding individuals in making informed dietary choices. It provides a user-friendly interface for recording consumed foods, calculating calories, and monitoring nutrient breakdown, including carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals.In addition to diet tracking, MyFitnessPal allows users to log their physical activities, such as running, walking, or gym workouts. Based on the recorded information, the app calculates the calories burned from these activities and updates the overall calorie balance. Users can set personalized goals for weight loss, gain, or maintenance, and the app tracks progress toward these objectives, providing insightful charts and reports.Key customers and partnershipsMyFitnessPal <a href="https://support.myfitnesspal.com/hc/en-us/articles/360032274232-What-kind-of-products-and-apps-work-with-MyFitnessPal">integrates</a> with various fitness trackers and apps, enabling data synchronization and automatic updates. This integration includes popular devices and platforms such as Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, Samsung Health, and Google Fit. By connecting with these third-party services, MyFitnessPal offers users a comprehensive view of their health and activities, fostering a holistic approach to wellness.

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Limbo is a digital weight loss and body transformation service that guides users to healthier habits by leveraging real-time biodata from wearables, including a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), an app, and a combination of human coaches and AI. The service is based on over 30 years of research by Co-Founder and Physiologist Tony Martin, focused on understanding how blood glucose levels regulate the body's energy system.Limbo's approach revolves around monitoring users' blood glucose levels and providing personalized feedback and nudges to help them make better food choices and lifestyle adjustments. The goal is to flatten users' blood glucose levels, which Limbo refers to as the "Limbo line" by reducing the consumption of carbohydrates, sugars, and processed foods. This, in turn, is believed to promote weight loss and improve overall health.The service involves wearing a CGM sensor, which continuously tracks users' glucose levels, and a smart wristband that monitors various biometrics, including heart rate, steps, and sleep patterns. Users also receive a smart scale to track their body weight, body fat, and muscle mass. This data is then analyzed by Limbo's AI system and human coaches, who provide tailored feedback and guidance through the Limbo app.As of July 2024, the company operated on a subscription model, initially charging users GBP 295 (USD 381) for access to its services, after which users could choose from several subscription packages ranging from GBP 120 (USD 155) per month to GBP 160 (USD 207) per month. The company also offers a monthly non-subscription package for GBP 195 (USD 252) per month.

Limbo

Providers of tailored dietary recommendations based on an individual's genetics and lifestyle for optimal wellness and disease prevention. This also includes calorie-counting apps that assist with weight loss and management

Designers of tailored dietary plans to address root causes of chronic diseases and symptom management

Companies that develop and offer supplements and nutraceuticals focused on enhancing health, addressing nutrition deficiencies and supporting overall wellness

Companies that provide personalized food services, including medically tailored meals and a marketplace for diverse dietary products to meet individual needs

Some functional nutrition offerings are based on the genomic profiles of individuals to identify personalized solutions

Most functional nutrition companies offer nutrition solutions via digital mediums such as mobile applications; virtual consultations are also a part of the industry

Most functional nutrition companies provide personalized nutrition solutions in the form of meal plans, supplements, and prepared meals

The products/platforms offered by most companies utilize AI/ML to enhance their offering

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 The Telenutrition platform Nourish has partnered with LillyDirec, a digital health platform from Eli Lilly. This partnership provides accessible nutrition support for patients suffering from chronic conditions. 
 Through this collaboration, users of LillyDirect can use Nourish's platform to connect with registered dietitians covered by insurance, develop personalized nutrition plans, and schedule virtual appointments. The focus of the service is on patients dealing with conditions such as diabetes and obesity. 94% of patients can access this care at no additional costs out-of-pocket through the acceptance of major insurance providers like Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United, and Medicaid.
 
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