Aditya Hadi Pratama · · 1 min readTelkomsel’s investment arm injects $1.9m into Indonesian health app
Fita, an Indonesia-based health startup, has raised US$1.9 million from Indico, the investment arm of Telkomsel, the country’s largest telco provider.
Reynazran Royono, Fita’s chief executive / Photo credit: Fita
Founded in 2021, Fita’s app allows users to track their meals, log their steps and exercises, and get rewarded. The company recently launched Catch, a platform for professional coaches to develop programs for users.
The firm said it has 350,000 monthly active users, with more than 200 coaches and 200 healthy food recipes on its platform.
Fita was established by Reynazran Royono, who also founded consumer analytics firm Snapcart.
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With the fresh funding, Fita aims to develop more features for users and coaches on its platform. It aims to bump up offline engagement efforts, such as gym memberships and exercise classes, as well as insurance package recommendations for users.
Editing by Miguel Cordon and Eileen C. Ang
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