Rise Science
ActiveOverview
Rise Science develops the RISE app, a sleep tracker that analyzes sleep debt and circadian rhythms to provide personalized energy insights and recommendations for better sleep and daily performance13. It targets individuals, sales teams, and athletes, positioning itself in the sleep tech market with science-based habit guidance13. The company has raised $15.5M in funding from investors including Goodwater Capital, True Ventures, and Freestyle Capital13.
History
Rise Science was founded in 2019 by Jeff Kahn and Leon Sasson, who initially focused on improving sleep for top-performing athletes and sales teams3. The company launched its RISE sleep app, which became one of the fastest-growing health and fitness apps on iOS and Google Play1. It has secured $15.5M in total funding, including a $10M round, supporting its growth in the health and wellness technology sector13.
Product Lines
| Product Line | Positioning | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| RISE App (Personal Subscription) | Individual sleep and energy optimization | Subscription (~$60/year) |
| RISE App (Team Plans) | Performance enhancement for sales teams | Custom enterprise pricing |
Manufacturing
As a software company offering a mobile app, Rise Science does not manufacture physical products; development is handled in-house by its team13.
Notable Products
- RISE App - Sleep tracker app that predicts daily energy cycles and provides personalized sleep recommendations based on sleep debt and circadian rhythms23
- RISE Energy Tracker - Tool within the app for monitoring and managing circadian rhythms to optimize daily energy levels2
- RISE Sleep Insights - Daily and weekly reports on sleep data tailored for individuals, teams, and athletes1
Reputation
Rise Science is recognized for its science-backed approach to sleep optimization, appealing to professionals and high-performers in sales and athletics13. It benefits from strong investor backing tied to successful tech brands like Fitbit and Peloton3. User growth indicates positive reception in the health app market, though specific enthusiast feedback is limited in available data1.