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Zurich AI wearable camera with computer vision for automatic food nutrition logging; YC W23-backed with $450K revenue and $93K+ DROP preorders for Q4 2025 competing for automated fitness nutrition tracking.
rex.fit is a Zürich-based fitness technology company building The DROP — an AI-powered wearable camera that uses computer vision to automatically log food nutrition by photographing meals, track workouts, and generate gamified fitness challenges for health-conscious consumers who want data-driven fitness without manual calorie logging. Founded in 2023 by Ahmad Roumie and Rangel Milushev and backed by Y Combinator (W23), rex.fit generated $450,000 in revenue with a 2-person team and launched The DROP ($199 USD) with $93,000+ in pre-orders (approximately 450 units) targeted for Q4 2025 shipment, establishing a novel computer-vision food tracking wearable in a category dominated by wrist-based fitness trackers.
Raised $25M (Blue Venture Fund, Optum Ventures, Highmark Ventures). 225+ hospitals. ML recommends which clinical documents to include in prior auth submissions, reducing denials before submission.
Humata Health is a prior authorization AI platform serving the provider side of healthcare — helping hospital systems optimize their prior authorization submissions to reduce denial rates before claims are ever sent to payers. The company has raised $25 million from Blue Venture Fund, Optum Ventures, and Highmark Ventures, and is deployed at 225+ hospitals. Founded by an MD, the platform applies ML to recommend the specific clinical documentation that each payer's prior authorization algorithm weights most heavily.
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