Kinetic Age Raises $250,000 From AJVC and Agrasar Ventures
With the latest funding, the startup plans to expand its healthcare offering and increase its customer base.
Bengaluru-based healthtech startup Kinetic Age has raised approximately $250,000 in funding from AJVC and Agrasar Ventures. The company said the fresh capital will be used to expand its healthcare offering and reach more customers.
Founded by Akshat Saxena and Amogh Saxena, Kinetic Age is building a coordinated care model for adults aged 40 and above. Instead of treating healthcare as a series of standalone consultations, the startup brings multiple services into a single care plan.
Its offering combines doctor consultations, physiotherapy, physical training, nutrition, diagnostics and emotional wellbeing support. The company says the model is designed around regular interventions, monitoring and follow-through so that users can continue working towards their health goals over time.
Kinetic Age also uses what it describes as AI-driven care protocols to support the coordination and personalisation of its services. The company has not publicly disclosed detailed information about the underlying AI systems.
The startup says it has served more than 600 patients in Bengaluru over the past year and delivered more than 12,000 sessions. It currently conducts more than 150 sessions a day through a network of 25 healthcare providers, according to the company.
Kinetic Age reports monthly customer retention of more than 70% and lifetime retention of more than 50%, along with a Net Promoter Score above 75. It has also crossed ₹2.5 crore in annual revenue run rate, while around one in three customers is acquired through referrals, according to the company.
The company’s positioning has increasingly centred on healthy ageing, mobility and independence. Its current offering includes home-based personal training and physiotherapy aimed at improving strength, balance, mobility and functional ability, alongside nutrition and other healthcare support.
Kinetic Age has also emphasised preventive mobility care, arguing that changes in strength, balance and physical function can be addressed before they significantly affect a person’s independence. The company promotes regular functional check-ins and ongoing support rather than waiting for an injury or mobility problem to occur.
The investment will support the company’s efforts to build on its early traction in Bengaluru and develop its coordinated-care model for adults over 40.