Wellness & Fitness Startups
3,292 companies tagged Wellness & Fitness, with their investors and founders.
Buckeye Home Health Care is a Medicare-certified home health agency that sends nurses and physical and occupational therapists to seniors' homes to support recovery and independence. It serves patients across counties in the Dayton, Ohio region.
1 investor
Buckeye Hospice Care provides in-home hospice and comfort care for patients and their families, including 24/7 nursing and aide services, social work, chaplain services, bereavement support, and volunteer assistance. It accepts Medicare and most private insurance and is connected with Buckeye Home Health Care and Residence Home Care for physical, occupational, and speech therapy.
1 investor
Buckeye Senior Care is a private duty, non-skilled home care company that helps seniors remain safely at home through personal care, light housekeeping, meal preparation, companionship, and medication reminders. It serves seniors and their families, accepting private pay and long-term insurance, and operates as a preferred provider for the VA and Greene County Council on Aging.
1 investor
A service that connects clients with vetted psychologists, screening specialists for psychology/psychiatry education, certifications in psychotherapy methods, and ongoing supervision. It emphasizes rigorous selection, training programs, and confidentiality for mental health support.
1 investor
BULK HOMME is a men's skincare brand offering everyday grooming essentials such as face wash, moisturizing lotion, and hair care products. It positions its products around sensory experience and design, aimed at male consumers.
1 investor
Bulletproof sells functional nutrition products, primarily coffee and MCT powder supplements designed to support energy, focus and mood. The company markets to health-conscious consumers seeking performance-oriented food and beverage products.
1 investor
Busy makes individually wrapped body, face, and deodorant wipes formulated with skincare ingredients for quick self-care and cleansing. The consumer personal-care products are sold direct to consumers, including via Amazon.
1 investor
Busy makes individually wrapped wipes for body, face, and underarms, offering single-use self-care products with ingredients like glycolic acid, retinol, and hyaluronic acid. The consumer personal-care brand sells its wipes directly to shoppers, including through Amazon.
1 investor
Buttn offers live, one-on-one fitness coaching with certified personal trainers, delivering real-time (non-recorded) workout sessions tailored to each client's goals. Sessions are sold in plans of 4 or 8 60-minute sessions, with a free 15-minute intro session, and most workouts require only body weight and a mat.
1 investor
WOW Skin Science offers natural skincare, haircare, and wellness products in India, combining natural ingredients with scientific formulation.
1 investor
Loftie makes consumer wellness devices and a companion subscription (Loftie+), including an alarm clock and the Loftie Card that block distracting apps and alerts on a schedule to reduce doomscrolling and support sleep and focus. The products target individuals seeking better sleep and digital wellness habits.
1 investor
BYVIDA sells a dietary supplement ("Happy Hair") built around a patented keratin system aimed at reducing hair loss, promoting hair growth, preserving hair pigment, and strengthening nails, marketed primarily to women. The product was developed with physicians and pharmacists and tested in a placebo-controlled clinical study.
1 investor
Cadoo is a fitness app that uses the phone camera to count and form-score exercise reps (pushups, situps, squats, etc.) on-device and on-server, and tracks steps via Apple Health and Google Fit. It gamifies workouts with weekly leagues, shareable skinned workout videos, and money games where verified reps count toward a pot.
1 investor
Caelum Health develops software-based treatments for chronic digestive conditions including IBS, combining clinical data, medical expertise, and personalized coaching delivered through a digital platform.
1 investor
Caire Beauty develops patented skincare products β including serums and a cleansing balm β formulated with triple-weight hyaluronic acid and bio-fermented peptides to address skin changes caused by hormonal shifts. It targets women experiencing menopause and hormone decline, positioning itself in the science-based skincare and beauty category.
1 investor
Cairns Health develops voice-activated software and radar-based monitoring devices for patients with chronic conditions, delivering medication reminders, symptom assessments, and activity tracking to coordinate care teams and reduce clinical costs.
1 investor
Cakehealth.com is a health information and product-review website presented as merged with Dualdiagnosis.org, covering topics such as CBD, medical trends, mental and physical health, and supplement product tests. The site publishes reviews and buying guides on health-related products for general consumers.
1 investor
Caliber is a fitness coaching program that combines data-driven fitness and nutrition programming, one-on-one video coaching, and habit coaching to help members build muscle and lose weight. It targets individuals seeking personalized, measurable body composition improvements.
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Callie is a consumer app that helps its members develop a healthier relationship with food. It focuses on nutrition and wellness for individual users.
1 investor
Call Me Spa is an on-demand "home spa" service that sends vetted wellness, fitness, and beauty professionals to clients' homes, offices, or hotels, offering over 30 services including massages, therapeutic treatments, yoga, Pilates, and personal training. It serves individuals as well as hotels and corporate clients, currently operating in Milan and Rome, Italy.
1 investor
Calm/Storm is a super-early stage venture capital firm investing in HealthTech startups, including digital health, well-being, prevention and care, across B2B and B2C models. Based in Europe, it typically backs founders in their first fundraising round and has built a portfolio of more than 75 companies.
1 investor
Calocurb makes a prescription-free, plant-based appetite-suppressing capsule containing Amarasate, a New Zealand hop extract that activates the body's natural satiety hormones (GLP-1, CCK, PYY) to reduce hunger and support weight management. Sold direct to consumers, it is positioned as a natural supplement alternative or complement to injectable GLP-1 weight loss medications.
1 investor
Life Log Technology develops "Calomeal" (γ«γγγ«), a health-management app that uses AI and machine learning to recognize and quantify the nutritional content of meals for diet and nutrition tracking. The company collects dietary data to support disease prevention and healthy-lifespan extension, and conducts machine learning research and development in Japan.
1 investor
Calorify measures energy expenditure using the doubly labeled water method, offering what it describes as a highly accurate metabolic measurement. It provides enterprise solutions built around this metabolic vital sign technology.
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