Polish-American startup Mos Health secures $1.1M in pre-seed funding to bring its AI-driven personalized health protocols and supplements platform to the U.S.
Mos Health, a Polish-American startup developing an AI-based health platform for personalized protocols and supplements, has raised $1.1 million in a pre-seed funding round co-led by SMOK Ventures and Movens Capital. The round also included participation from angel investors Tomasz Karwatka, Piotr Karwatka, Anna Lankauf, and others.
The company focuses on preventive health and lifestyle wellness, aiming to make healthy habits more practical and sustainable for everyday life. With only 25 percent of U.S. adults meeting recommended activity levels—and many diets failing due to low adherence—Mos Health says it is addressing a critical “execution gap” by pairing personalized guidance with tools that encourage consistent action.
Its platform is built around two integrated components. The AI Health Partner app analyzes data from sleep, nutrition, lab tests, and wearable devices such as Apple Watch and Oura to generate tailored health protocols. Those recommendations are supported by a proprietary line of supplements produced with a U.S.-based manufacturing partner, designed to help users implement the app’s guidance more effectively.
“Generic advice is often not enough, so we are building a system that uses personal data and reduces friction in day-to-day execution,” said Patrycja Brzozowska, founder and CEO of Mos Health, who noted that the company grew out of her own challenges with maintaining healthy routines.
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Mos Health is launching in the United States with a B2B2C model that enables employers to offer personalized health protocols and supplements as part of employee benefits programs.
“The U.S. market enables faster adoption of innovation by companies and users,” said Paweł Chrzan, co-founder of Mos Health. “The employee benefits model aligns well with our approach, as the workplace is often where sustainable lifestyle changes can be introduced.”
The company plans to use the new funding to develop its minimum viable product, advance its core technology, and begin initial deployments with U.S.-based partners.
