Rocapine Raises €11.2 Mn in Series A Round

The investment was led by Educapital, with participation from Daphni, Ring Capital, Centre Court Capital, Athletico Ventures, and Better Angle. Daphni had previously led Rocapine's seed funding round.

The funding round also attracted several notable angel investors, including Jean-Charles Samuelian-Werve, co-founder of Alan, as well as the founders of popular consumer apps Opal and Yubo.

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Rocapine plans to use the new funding to expand its wellness app portfolio and work toward its goal of improving the lives of at least 40 million people over the next five years.

Stanislas Marchand, co-founder and CEO of Rocapine, said, “Technology was supposed to make us smarter, healthier and more connected. Instead, too much of it has become addictive, extractive and exhausting. Our phones now track the stress, the sleep loss and the racing heart rates they ironically cause, and still the system pushes us to scroll more. Rocapine was founded to change that.”

Alexandre Glaser, Investment Director at Educapital, said, “Rocapine is one of the most compelling stories we have seen in European consumer tech. In less than a year, the team has done what most studios take years to attempt: build multiple hits, crack distribution and generate real revenue at speed. What strikes us most is their rare combination of product instinct and execution velocity.”

Founded in 2024 by Marchand, Jean-Gabriel Boinot-Tramoni and Sammy Teillet, Rocapine says its wellness apps are built to support users and provide genuine benefits in their daily lives. The company wants people to use its apps because they are useful, not because they are designed to keep users constantly engaged.

Unlike many apps that rely on attention-grabbing features to increase usage and revenue, Rocapine aims to create products that fit naturally into everyday routines. Its focus is on improving users' well-being and delivering long-term value rather than encouraging compulsive use.