Korean startup Gravity Labs, operator of global digital healthcare services, has successfully raised USD 13.3 million(KRW 18 billion) in its Series A round. This follows the USD 3.7 million(KRW 5 billion) pre-Series A investment in August 2024, bringing its total funding to USD 19.2 million(KRW 26 billion) in just three years since its founding.

The Series A round was led by Atinum Investment, with new investors including DSC Investment, Goodwater Capital, and Valon Capital. Existing investors—Bass Ventures, Schmidt, Seoul Techno Holdings, HGI, and Tail Ventures—all participated again. Notably, Bass Ventures has now invested three consecutive times, from the seed round to leading the pre-Series A and joining this Series A, demonstrating strong conviction in Gravity Labs’ team.

Gravity Labs operates MoneyWalk, a global healthcare app designed to help users build healthy habits through rewards and gamification. With the newly secured capital, the company plans to enhance its services and expand its team, launching an aggressive “core talent recruitment campaign” this month.

MoneyWalk differentiates itself by offering users more than twice the rewards of competing wellness apps. Beyond walking, it supports sleep, nutrition, mental health, body composition, and blood pressure management, rewarding users more as they establish consistent healthy routines.

In just two and a half years since launch, MoneyWalk has surpassed 1.3 million monthly active users (MAU) worldwide. The platform has achieved operating profits while increasing its monthly revenue more than twenty-fold year-over-year—an exceptional pace of growth.

Approximately 40% of users are international, with adoption across 111 countries, including South Korea, Japan, and the United States. Gravity Labs’ mission is to compound healthy habits in daily life and extend health and longevity for people worldwide.

Nam Min-hyung, Director at Atinum Investment, who led this round, commented “Gravity Labs is a team with outstanding execution and relentless product obsession. Through constant experimentation, they have built a virtuous cycle of service enhancement and revenue growth. We believe their accelerated global expansion will position them as a leading global healthcare service.”

Yang Hyung-joon, Director at Bass Ventures, which has invested three times, added “While MoneyWalk may look like a simple wellness rewards app, CEO Kim Woon-yeon has been tackling fundamental challenges of human longevity and healthspan since our first investment in 2022. The team’s ambitious vision to build the world’s leading healthcare business and their relentless product and business model innovation led us to reinvest for the third time.”

Kim Woon-yeon, CEO of Gravity Labs, stated “Our mission is to create the world’s No. 1 consumer healthcare service used daily by 100 million people, extending global healthspan by 10 years. We are preparing for the evolution of our services and are recruiting top talent with competitive compensation and rewards to achieve this vision.”