Bevel Secures $10M Series A to Expand AI Health Companion Serving 100,000 Daily Users

Bevel, a New York-based health tech startup, recently raised $10 million in a Series A funding round led by General Catalyst to expand its AI health companion, which integrates wearable and lifestyle data to provide personalized health insights. The app, which has grown over eightfold in the past year to serve more than 100,000 daily active users, focuses on a purely software-based model that allows users to utilize existing wearables without the need for expensive hardware purchases. Bevel's AI engine consolidates data from sources like Apple Watch and continuous glucose monitors to deliver actionable guidance on sleep, fitness, nutrition, and stress management, aiming to support users in making incremental, long-term health improvements. With an average of eight daily app openings per user and over 80% retention at 90 days, Bevel distinguishes itself in the crowded health app market by emphasizing engagement and affordability. Co-founders Grey Nguyen and Aditya Agarwal highlight the mission to democratize health data access and empower users through a continuous health journey rather than short-term goals. The recent funding will support further integration of additional devices and the expansion of Bevel’s health services.