Soma Health
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About Soma Health
Soma Health is building the world's first cognitive fitness tracker — "Strava for the brain." The product uses continuous voice as a passive signal to measure mental clarity, cognitive load, stress, memory, and attention. It runs on existing devices (Mac desktop today, mobile next) with no proprietary wearable, and surfaces psychologist-plus-mental-performance-coach style insights into how users show up across work and life. Tagline: "Your Mind, Measured."
Company at a glance
Top Benefits
- Meaningful equity at seed stage
- SF on-site (Levi's Plaza)
- Closing seed with named lead investor
- Working directly with founder
Location
Culture & values
Mission-driven (brain health)
Founder-led, hands-on
Design-led consumer product
Scientific rigor + scrappy execution
In-person in SF
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