Paris-based Rocapine raises €11.2 million to scale wellness apps that hold instead of hook
French startup Rocapine has raised €11.2 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-powered wellness app portfolio, designed to support users rather than create addiction.
Rocapine, a Paris-based AI-native wellness venture studio, has announced a €11.2 million ($13 million) Series A funding round. The company aims to tangibly improve the lives of at least 40 million people over the next five years.
The round was led by Educapital, with participation from Daphni, Ring Capital, Centre Court Capital, Athletico Ventures, and Better Angle. Angel investors include Jean-Charles Samuelian-Werve (Alan) and founders of popular consumer apps such as Opal and Yubo.
Founded in late 2024 by Stanislas Marchand, Jean-Gabriel Boinot-Tramoni, and Sammy Teillet, Rocapine develops wellness apps designed to "hold instead of hook." Instead of optimizing for time-on-screen, the company optimizes for time well spent.
Rocapine uses a high-velocity publisher model, testing hundreds of concepts per year, often partnering with independent developers. When a concept resonates with users, the company rapidly builds a personalized wellness app powered by its AI-native tech stack.
Early results have been impressive: one app reached €863.6k ($1 million) in annual recurring revenue (ARR) just 16 days after launch. Overall, the startup has achieved €5.1M in ARR over nine months and over 2.5 million downloads, with 70% of revenue coming from the US.
Rocapine's portfolio includes Harmony (cycle tracking and women's wellbeing), That Girl (building better daily habits), and Unchaind (breaking free from compulsive behaviors).
The company plans to use the funding to turn its early hits into category leaders, scale its testing engine to 400 apps this year, and strengthen its AI, data, and marketing infrastructure.
