Nutrisense
Founded Year
2019Stage
Series A | AliveTotal Raised
$25.12MLast Raised
$25M | 24 days agoMosaic Score
+320 points in the past 30 days
About Nutrisense
NutriSense is a metabolic health technology company that aims to help anyone discover and reach their health potential. The company offers a platform that pairs data from continuous glucose monitoring technology with personalized 1-on-1 dietitian coaching that allows members to personalize their nutrition, receive instant feedback to drive behavior change, and deliver an authentic human experience to guide members on their health journey. The company was founded in 2019 and is based in Chicago, Illinois.
Nutrisense Headquarter Location
222 W Merchandise Mart Plaza 1212
Chicago, Illinois, 60654,
United States
415-506-7160
Nutrisense's Products & Differentiation
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Monthly subscription plan
Our members receive two CGMs per month, access to our app, and a personalized Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) to not only provide insights into their glucose data and metabolic health, but also provide actionable next steps on how to improve their biometrics. This is our most comprehensive plan for those looking to obtain long term continuous data and coaching.
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Latest Nutrisense News
Jul 19, 2022
Catch up on the latest Seattle tech news with the Weekly Refresh. Photo: NutriSense / Facebook While the James Webb Space Telescope dominated the tech headlines last week, a Seattle satellite startup raised funds to improve its own imaging capabilities. In other news, two startups secured funding, and Netflix partnered with Microsoft. Catch up on the latest tech news with the Built In Seattle Weekly Refresh. NutriSense raised $25M . NutriSense is a health platform that uses sensors to continuously track a user’s glucose levels. The platform also connects users to dietitians who can help them on their fitness journey. With the new funding round, the company plans to grow its team. [Built In Seattle] Uplevel pulled in $20M . Uplevel creates software that tracks project status and can display how much work is assigned to each employee. Its software works by connecting with other software and creates a forecast on whether projects will be finished on time. The company, which recently instituted a four-day work week, plans to grow its team with the new funding. [Built In Seattle] Seattle Tech Quote of the week “We are in the middle of a digital revolution. Peer will accelerate the advent of the metaverse by building platforms and devices that put us back in touch with ourselves, each other and the world around us.” — Tony Tran, CEO of Peer Peer raised $14M . Peer wants to build a platform where social posts can be monetized by turning them into NFTs stored on the blockchain. The company plans to use the new funding to build the platform. Afterwards, it will focus on creating hardware, and eventually an AI system, for the platform. Peer is currently testing its social media network with a network of 20,000 beta testers and hopes to have an early version of the app by August. [Built In Seattle] Netflix partnered with Microsoft . Netflix announced last week that it partnered with Microsoft to integrate adds into a new ad-supported subscription plan the streaming company is working on. After losing subscribers in Q1, Netflix plans to offer the cheaper, ad-supported subscription as part of its plan to reel in new users. [Built In Seattle] BlackSky got $4.4M . BlackSky is a satellite imaging startup that uses geospatial satellites and artificial intelligence software to monitor strategic locations for clients. With $4.4 million in funding from Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, BlackSky will work on a Space-based Machine Automated Recognition Technique (SMART) program that can search for natural or man-made events. [Built In Seattle] Seattle startup guides
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When was Nutrisense founded?
Nutrisense was founded in 2019.
Where is Nutrisense's headquarters?
Nutrisense's headquarters is located at 222 W Merchandise Mart Plaza, Chicago.
What is Nutrisense's latest funding round?
Nutrisense's latest funding round is Series A.
How much did Nutrisense raise?
Nutrisense raised a total of $25.12M.
Who are the investors of Nutrisense?
Investors of Nutrisense include 1315 Capital and Techstars.
Who are Nutrisense's competitors?
Competitors of Nutrisense include Levels and 4 more.
What products does Nutrisense offer?
Nutrisense's products include Monthly subscription plan and 1 more.
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