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Longevity-focused health startup GABIT acquires clean nutrition brand Näck

GABIT, a longevity-focused, full-stack health-tech platform, has acquired clean nutrition brand Näck for an undisclosed amount, expanding its presense beyond health tracking into supplements and nutrition-led outcomes.

In this picture it looks like a pamphlet of a company with an image of a cup on it.
In this picture it looks like a pamphlet of a company with an image of a cup on it.

Longevity-focused health startup GABIT acquires clean nutrition brand Näck

GABIT, a health-tech company focused on longevity, has bought clean nutrition brand Näck for an undisclosed sum. The deal expands GABIT’s services beyond fitness and sleep tracking into supplements and nutrition. Both companies aim to help users measure how daily habits affect their health outcomes.

Founded in 2022, GABIT operates a full-stack platform that monitors fitness, stress, sleep, and nutrition. Its titanium Smart Ring collects health data around the clock, while its software turns that information into tailored advice on activity, recovery, and diet. Co-founders Gaurav Gupta and Arpana Shahi built the company to bridge gaps between tracking and actionable health insights.

Näck, launched in 2020 by Malin Petersson, Sahil Marwaha, Philip Göransson, Kelsang Dolma, Anthony Igoe, and Ricky Teja, specialises in science-backed, transparent nutrition. Its supplement range will now integrate with GABIT’s platform, letting users track how products influence metrics like sleep quality, recovery, and metabolic health.

Gupta noted that the acquisition brings nutrition into the same measurable framework as movement, sleep, and recovery. Shahi added that the combined system will let users see direct links between habits—such as taking supplements—and their physical effects.

The merger connects Näck’s nutrition expertise with GABIT’s data-driven health tools. Users will soon be able to assess how supplements affect their well-being through real-time metrics. The deal marks GABIT’s first move into the supplement market since its launch.

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