Saudi digital health startup Metafare has raised US$1 million in its first funding round. The investment came from Harmonics Ventures and several family offices.
The company will use this money to grow its services across Saudi Arabia. It also plans to improve its AI technology and add more health-related content to its platform.
Metafare is also preparing to expand into other Gulf countries in the future as it continues to grow.
The startup aims to change how healthcare works by using virtual reality and AI. Its platform allows people to access interactive health services from home, reducing the need to visit clinics.
The platform helps improve both physical fitness and mental health. It offers short and personalised sessions that fit easily into daily life, whether at home or at work.
Since launching in mid-2025, Metafare has completed more than 3,000 virtual health sessions.
This shows that more people and companies are looking for flexible and easy-to-use healthcare solutions.
Many businesses are now focusing on employee wellbeing, and Metafare is building its platform to support both health and workplace productivity.
In the future, Metafare plans to improve its AI technology, add more services, and expand across Gulf countries as demand for digital healthcare continues to grow.
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