Three‑Specialist AI Helps 5 Million People Stay Healthy

A New York startup has grown its health app to almost five million users while raising $8. 5 million in a new funding round that values the company at $95 million. The cash will be used to expand a unique platform that uses three separate artificial‑intelligence agents, launch an affordable health‑tracking bracelet, and partner with doctors and care homes across the country. Unlike most wellness apps that rely on one generic chatbot, this company has built three AI experts that remember each user’s medical history. The first is a general health coach that can answer questions about symptoms, lab results, medications, supplements and wearable data. The second focuses on mental wellbeing, offering evidence‑based tools for stress, anxiety, sleep and mindfulness. The third is a nutrition specialist that creates personalized meal plans, balances macros, identifies food sensitivities and recommends anti‑inflammatory diets.All three agents are free to use, do not require an account and run on a science‑backed framework. This design lowers the barrier to entry and encourages rapid adoption. The upcoming “Vital IQ” bracelet is priced around $30 and records health metrics that feed directly into the AI system. By providing continuous data, the device helps each specialist refine its advice over time and keeps users engaged with personalized feedback. In addition to consumers, the company is testing its platform in nursing homes and long‑term care facilities. These pilots will generate real‑world evidence that could support future partnerships with hospitals and health insurers. The market for AI‑driven wellness is growing fast, driven by higher demand for personalized care and the increasing popularity of wearable health tech. With a large user base, a differentiated product offering and fresh capital, the startup is positioned to capture this momentum.