Lightspeed led $7 M Series A funding raised by wellness & preventative healthcare platform SuperLiving
Lightspeed led platform for wellness and preventative healthcare, SuperLiving raised $7 million Series A fundraising round, which also included participation from current backers Kae Capital and All In Capital.
Five months prior, the Bengaluru-based business had raised $2 million in an investment round headed by Kae Capital, with participation from All In Capital and other angel investors. Additionally, after winning the “Elevator Pitch” contest in September 2025, it received Rs 2 crore from All In Capital.
According to a news release from SuperLiving, the money raised will be utilized to improve its AI skills, grow its ecosystem of vernacular content, speed up product development, and increase user acquisition in tier 2 and tier 3 Indian cities.
SuperLiving, which Manavdeep Singh Grover and Gurjot Kaur co-founded in 2025, is an AI-powered preventive lifestyle platform that addresses daily routines, stress, movement, diet, and sleep. In order to assist users in creating sustainable daily habits, the site offers bite-sized courses, vernacular content, and a round-the-clock AI partner.
The company claims that its proprietary memory layer records and learns from user interactions over time, allowing the system to comprehend personal objectives, difficulties, routines, and advancement with more context. Instead of resetting with each interaction, this enables its AI companion to offer recommendations that change with each user.
Additionally, the platform offers consumers a more comprehensive support system by combining services that would often be provided by several specialists, such as fitness, nutrition, skincare, and lifestyle coaching.
SuperLiving claims to have more than 100,000 paying members and more than 1.5 million app installs. The company claims that tier 2 and tier 3 cities like Meerut, Gangtok, Agra, and Nashik account for 73% of its paying customers.
Beyond wellness content and coaching, the company intends to diversify into related lifestyle and preventative healthcare categories, such as health commerce, diagnostics, and other individualized care services.
