Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Fittr Expands into Healthcare 3.0 with Diagnostics and AI
Fittr, a company that helps people get fit, is growing its business to offer more health services.
They're moving into a new area called Healthcare 3.0, which means they want to help people stay healthy before they get sick.
They're planning to use tests, like blood and urine tests, and special devices that people wear to track their health.
They'll also use computers and artificial intelligence (AI) to give personalized health advice.
The company has already created a popular wearable device called the Hart Ring, which is doing very well.
They want to make healthcare better, especially in India, where many people have health problems.
Fittr is expanding beyond fitness coaching into preventive healthcare.
The company plans to integrate diagnostics, wearables, and AI for personalized health.
Wearables, particularly the Hart Ring, are experiencing significant revenue growth.
Fittr is targeting ₹160 crore in bookings for FY26 while remaining profitable.
The expansion aims to address rising chronic health issues in India.
- Who
- Fittr, a health-tech startup, led by CEO Jitendra Chouksey
- What
- Fittr is expanding into a full-stack preventive healthcare model using diagnostics, wearables, and AI-driven personalization.
- When
- FY25 and FY26
- Where
- India
- Why
- To address the rising chronic health conditions, especially in India.
- Company Type
- Health-tech startup
- FY25 Gross Bookings
- ₹128 crore
- FY25 Revenue
- ₹100 crore
- FY25 Profit After Tax
- ₹11.5 crore
- FY26 Targeted Bookings
- ₹160 crore
- Hart Ring Revenue Increase (YOY)
- 600%
- Hart Ring Revenue
- ₹18 crore annually
- Hart Ring Monthly Growth (January)
- 60%