Rootine raises $10M in series A round

Precision health and nutrition company Rootine has raised $10 million in series A funding.

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Rootine plans to use the new funding to explore partnerships and create new distribution channels. Relevance Ventures led the funding round with participation from Techstars and DSM Venturing, according to the Sept. 13 Rootine news release.

Rootine uses artificial intelligence to deliver personalized health and nutrition supplements to users.

“We’re eager to support Rootine as they make nutrition more precise and accessible for everyone, based on science-backed insights and their specific health goals,” general partner at Relevance Ventures Cameron Newton said. “Rootine has the potential to reshape the $500 billion cellular nutrition market through an integrated platform that empowers everyone to take control of their precise nutritional needs.”

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