Bevel raises $10M Series A from General Catalyst for its AI health companion

Bevel, a two-year-old healthtech startup, has raised $10 million in a Series A funding round led by General Catalyst to expand its AI-driven health companion app. The company has experienced rapid growth, increasing its user base more than eightfold over the past year to over 100,000 daily active users, with high engagement and retention rates uncommon in the health app sector. Bevel differentiates itself by offering a purely software-based solution that integrates data from existing wearables like Apple Watch and continuous glucose monitors, avoiding the need for proprietary hardware. This approach aims to make personalized health insights more accessible and affordable, with subscription plans priced at $6 monthly or $50 annually. The app combines multiple health metrics—such as sleep, nutrition, and activity—into a unified experience powered by Bevel Intelligence, which analyzes user data to provide tailored recommendations that adapt over time. The founders’ personal health challenges inspired the product: CEO Grey Nguyen developed chronic back pain that went undiagnosed despite extensive