Bevel – a New York-based startup that, in its Series A, raised $10 million from General Catalyst to scale its AI assistant in healthcare. It combines data from wearable devices and daily habits, turning them into personalized insights about sleep, activity, and nutrition.
Over the past year Bevel has seen substantial growth – to over 100,000 daily active users. The average user opens the app about eight times a day, and the retention rate exceeds 80% over 90 days.
The Bevel team integrates data from the Apple Watch and other popular wearables via Apple Health and directly syncs with Dexcom and Libre continuous glucose monitors; Garmin and other integrations are in development. This powers Bevel Intelligence – the software core that analyzes key information and adapts recommendations to each user, revealing how the body responds to stress, movement and nutrition.
Bevel’s story began with pain – literally.
«Bevel meets you where you are, learns from your habits, and helps you make small changes that, over time, have a compounding effect.»
– Grey Nguyen
“A ring or bracelet for $500 is not accessible to many people,” said Agarwal. “We’re already generating so much valuable health data from our core wearables and other everyday sources. We wanted to do something that would be more accessible to a substantially larger number of people.”
«A ring or bracelet for $500 is not accessible to many people», – said Agarwal. «We’re already generating so much valuable health data from our core wearables and other everyday sources. We wanted to do something that would be more accessible to a substantially larger number of people.»
– Aditya Agarwal
«The mission of Bevel to make health accessible through intelligence and design resonates deeply with us», – said Neeraj Arora, Managing Director at General Catalyst. «The level of user engagement is impressive, and it has become part of people’s daily lives – not just another app. We are excited to back this team as they build the future of personal health.»
– Neeraj Arora
Bevel plans to expand the team and develop the service ecosystem and partnerships to make proactive health accessible to a larger number of people. The company also reports that users pay $6 per month or $50 per year for access to the service.
In the future, Bevel intends to continue expanding integrations and partnerships, staying focused on democratizing health through intelligence and design, which becomes an integral part of users’ daily lives.
Plans for the Future and Impact on Users
The company plans to strengthen the team and broaden its partnership network so that proactive health becomes more accessible to a wider audience, delivering a more personalized approach to health through data from wearable devices and daily habits.
