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I’m starting a new series to feature some startups sourced from our Fund81 VC forum members’ portfolios. In this episode, I interviewed Gurjot Narwal, CEO of Gini Health.
Gini Health is disrupting the supplement industry by making a smart and fully-customized multivitamin based on health data that changes according to continuous lifestyle data. Its app allows people to easily track their food, sleep, and poop (warning - there is some talk about poop :). Gini Health uses this lifestyle data, DNA, and current health status/deficiencies to deliver supplements and nutrition advice that is so customized that even identical twins will receive different recommendations.
Gini Health was nominated by Sunil Sharma, managing director of Techstars Toronto.
If you’d like to get a sneak peek at these companies before these episodes go live, check out our Fund81 forum. Fund81 is a group of authentic investors who challenge the status quo and ask thought-provoking questions. Membership is by invitation only, but you can learn more and nominate yourself here.
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