New Delhi, Sept. 30 -- Premium interior materials platform Gravity, edtech platform Arivihan, consumer design brand EDT, longevity healthcare startup Vytalyou, healthcare AI company Prodoc AI, and physical AI startups Ordo and WearSynapse have secured fresh funding

Meanwhile, OpenMetal has acquired Economize, a cloud cost management platform for engineering, finance and financial operations teams.

Gravity

Gravity, a platform for premium home interior materials, has raised $15 million (around Rs 144 crore) in a mix of equity and debt funding led by 3one4 Capital and Info Edge Ventures, with participation from Alteria Capital, Genesia Ventures and angel investors.

Founded by former Livspace leaders Saurabh Jain and Lalit Mittal, Gravity is building a platform for India's premium interior materials market by bringing specialist businesses across kitchens and wardrobes onto a shared technology, distribution, key-account management and operating backbone. The company said the platform has started with a multi-hundred-crore revenue base and positive EBITDA from day one.

The company will use the capital to strengthen its technology, distribution and key-account infrastructure, expand into new categories, build brand capabilities and support working capital requirements.

Gravity plans to expand beyond kitchens and wardrobes into doors and windows, lighting, wall surfaces, home automation and other interior systems.

Jain was previously CEO India at Livspace, where he helped scale the business to an annualised revenue run rate of around Rs 1,500 crore, while Mittal served as chief business officer India and led its expansion across 30 cities.

Arivihan

Online learning platform Arivihan has raised $10 million in a Series A round co-led by existing investors Accel and Prosus Ventures, with an additional $200,000 from its existing GSF angel investors.

The round takes the company's total funding to more than $15 million, following its $4.17 million pre-Series A round in July 2025.

Founded in 2022 by IIT-Roorkee alumni Ritesh Singh Chandel and Sonu Kumar and math educator Rushabh Kothari, Arivihan operates an AI-powered tutoring platform offering interactive video lectures, instant doubt-solving and AI-driven study plans.

The company primarily serves students from tier II and III cities and rural areas, with 80% of subscribers coming from these markets, it said.

Arivihan will use the fresh capital to expand into new states and the CBSE board, strengthen AI research and vernacular language capabilities, and scale digital marketing and on-ground distribution.

The company currently serves students preparing for state board, CBSE and NEET, with a focus on Class XII students. It plans to deepen its presence in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Bihar while expanding into additional states and launching crash courses.

EDT

Consumer design and technology brand EDT has raised $2.4 million in its pre-Series A round led by existing investor Sauce, with existing angels also participating. New investors include Alteria Capital, Raul Rai of Nicobar, Shibam Das and Arindam Paul of Atomberg, Ajith Pai of Delhivery and Anushree Tainwala of Samsonite.

Founded in 2025 by Naiyya Saggi and industrial designer Vyasateja Rao, EDT currently sells kitchen appliances including LUMA, a PureGlass air fryer oven, and FLOW, a kettle focussed on hydration and beverages. The company said its Amazon business grew nearly sevenfold between March and July 2026.

The fresh capital will be used to build inventory ahead of the festive season, launch new products and expand its growth, supply chain, brand and product teams. EDT is also entering beauty-tech with SUKI, a hair dryer built around its patent-pending CareDry Algorithm and AirSense sensors.

Vytalyou

Vytalyou, a doctor-led longevity and preventive healthcare startup, has raised Rs 9 crore in a pre-Series A round from Chetan Jain of Pharma Dose and Ratan Jain of Venus Industries at a valuation of around Rs 33 crore.

The fresh capital will be used to expand the clinic network, with the company targeting 10 locations across India over the coming years.

Founded in 2025 by molecular oncologist Dr Chirantan Bose and radiologist Dr Preetesh Bhandari, the company operates incremental lifestyle clinics that combine predictive diagnostics with personalised preventive and regenerative therapies. Vytalyou currently operates one centre in Powai, Mumbai, and plans to add two more centres in the city by the end of the year.

Vytalyou claims it has served close to 1,000 clients since opening its first centre, with around half coming through walk-ins and the rest through word-of-mouth referrals, according to the company.

Prodoc AI

Bengaluru-based healthcare AI company Prodoc AI has raised an undisclosed seed round led by Dr A Velumani Family Office, with participation from Kunal Shet and Parth D Bhasin, both existing users of the platform.

Founded by Asit Kumar Vidyarthi and Raghuvamshi Thakur, Prodoc AI is building a patient journey OS that connects hospitals' existing systems, including billing, telephony and diagnostics.

The platform provides an intelligence layer for patient acquisition, appointment conversion, OPD management, care coordination, follow-ups, referral management and hospital operations.

Prodoc AI will use the fresh capital to advance its agentic AI capabilities, expand system integrations and develop AI agents for hospital workflows across care coordination, patient engagement, operations and revenue processes.

Ordo

Ordo has secured a Rs 25 lakh investment commitment from DraperU India and Rathnakar Samavedam of Hyderabad Angels at DraperU India's latest Demo Day in Hyderabad.

The physical AI startup was among 13 companies that pitched to more than 150 investors, venture capitalists and ecosystem leaders following a 12-day DraperU Founders Program.

WearSynapse

WearSynapse has secured a Rs 25 lakh investment commitment from DraperU India and Rathnakar Samavedam of Hyderabad Angels at the latest DraperU India Demo Day.

The physical AI and healthtech startup was also among the 13 companies that presented their businesses to more than 150 investors, venture capitalists and ecosystem leaders.

OpenMetal-Economize

OpenMetal has acquired Economize, a cloud cost management platform for engineering, finance and FinOps teams, bringing Economize's cloud cost management software together with OpenMetal's private cloud, bare metal and GPU infrastructure.

The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

The acquisition will allow customers to manage public and private cloud infrastructure and AI and GPU spending through a single provider, with Economize providing cost visibility, anomaly detection and optimisation recommendations and OpenMetal providing infrastructure for workloads that are better suited to private environments.

Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from VC Circle.