MOVABLE improves health and wellness through simple & affordable group-based products & programs. Leveraging the explosion in consumer activity devices, MOVABLE's primary offering is a wrist-worn activity monitor, MOVband, tied to a group activity program, MOVchallenge. MOVABLE's affordable solution inspires individuals to move more and ultimately fosters a culture of health and wellness in the group (including organizations, schools and communities).
Website: http://movable.com/
Website: http://movable.com/
Location: United States, Ohio, Brecksville
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $1.9M
Founded date: 2011
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Great Lake... | glideit.or... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 04.06.2013 | Seed | $1.9M | - |
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 12.05.2015 | Wearable maker becomes a wearable software provider (industry shift?) | So now organizations using any device – including Garmin, Jawbone and Fitbit – can buy Movable’s platform to manage wellness programs and track fitness goals, among other things. The Movable software platform works this way: it has a front-... |
| 04.06.2013 | Movable Raises $1.9M in Seed Funding | Movable, a Brecksville, OH-based wellness tech company, raised $1.9m in seed funding. Backers included Ray Shealy, previous General Manager of RelayHealth and board member of Healthcare Dataworks, and Joseph Laguardia, former executive with... |
| 28.02.2013 | Jumps, skips & steps add up to medals & virtual high-fives with this activity tracking game for kids | With some bootstrapped and friends and family money and a spot in Carolina Launch Pad’s incubator, Sqord was born, and by the summer of 2011 it was ready for its first pilot. The startup is going after a market of 8 to 13-year-olds, althoug... |
| - | Jumps, skips & steps add up to medals & virtual high-fives with this activity tracking game for kids | Kids today are moving less and eating more to the point that one in three of them is overweight or obese, and technology – television, computers, video games, etc. – has taken some of the blame. Coleman Greene is part of the group that woul... |
| - | Wearable maker becomes a wearable software provider (industry shift?) | A wearable device company has shifted to being a platform for all wearables. Movable, which made its bones selling to schools and corporate wellness, announced today it’s opening up its software platform so other wearables can plug in to it... |