Founder · Ultrahuman

Vatsal Singhal

Co-founder of Ultrahuman, a wearables & digital health company based in Bengaluru.

Co-founderBengaluruWearables & Digital Health
Founded
2019
Bengaluru, India
Raised to date
$122.5M
3 rounds on record
Latest round
Series C
$70M · September 2026

About

Vatsal Singhal is Co-founder of Ultrahuman, a wearables & digital health company based in Bengaluru, founded in 2019. Ultrahuman's most recent disclosed round was a funding round of $70M in September 2026.

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Company

Est. 2019
Ultrahuman
Wearables & Digital Health · Bengaluru · Active

Ultrahuman is a Bengaluru wearable health company founded in 2019 by Mohit Kumar and Vatsal Singhal, who had previously built the logistics startup Runnr and sold it to Zomato in 2017. Its platform spans the Ultrahuman Ring, Blood Vision biomarker testing, the M1 and M2 Live continuous glucose monitors, Ultrahuman Home for environmental data and the Jade AI system, alongside Pulsomics, an opt-in research programme for Ring users. It reported ₹565 crore of revenue and ₹73 crore of profit in FY25. In October 2025 a US International Trade Commission exclusion order barred its rings from its large

Funding
September 2026Series C$70MQualcomm Ventures (lead), Labcorp, Alpha Wave, Blume Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners, Alteria Capital
May 2024Series B$35MBlume Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners, Steadview Capital, Deepinder Goyal
October 2022Series A$17.5MAlpha Wave, Nexus Venture Partners, Blume Ventures
Company profile →3 rounds on record

Journey with Ultrahuman

2 milestones
  1. Aug 2025Milestone

    The US International Trade Commission issues exclusion and cease-and-desist orders after Oura asserts a patent on smart ring construction, barring Ultrahuman rings from the US market from 21 October. The US accounted for roughly half of revenue.

  2. Mar 2026Milestone

    US Customs and Border Protection rules that the redesigned Ring Pro, built around a one-piece titanium housing rather than the two-part construction Oura's patent describes, falls outside the exclusion order. The Ring Pro returns to sale in the United States.

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