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Funding · 2 November 2026OBSESS₹3 CrConnected fitness platform
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OBSESS raises ₹3 crore angel round

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  • OBSESS is a Noida fitness platform launched in March 2026 that links users with gyms, sports venues, trainers and nutrition brands
  • It raised about ₹3 crore from angels including Centricity co-founder Pushpendra Singh, Amit Goel and Harshit Vij
  • The money will deepen partnerships and ecosystem, and apply technology to a fitness sector where players mostly work separately

What happened

  • OBSESS raised about ₹3 crore from angels.
  • Investors include Pushpendra Singh, Amit Goel and Harshit Vij.
  • Funds go to partnerships and technology.

Why it matters

  • Gyms, trainers and brands in Indian fitness mostly operate separately.

The business

  • Launched March 2026 in Noida.
  • Play Partner app books sports venues and gives reward coins.
  • Gym Partner gives operators digital tools.
  • Event Partner handles ticketing for marathons and cycling.

The founders

Tushar Sharma

Co-founder

Yash Kumar

Co-founder

Who put in money

  • Pushpendra Singh angel — Co-founder of Centricity
  • Amit Goel angel
  • Harshit Vij angel

The numbers around it

Healthcare & Life Sciences in November 2026: 3 rounds with a disclosed amount, $5.3 million in all; the biggest was Venomics AI ($2.7M). Every sector this year →

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Terms in this story

  • Co-founder equity: Split equity by what each founder will contribute from now on, not by who had the idea, and attach vesting so that a founder who leaves early does not keep a large share for doing little. In India, founders usually do this through reverse vesting in the shareholders' agreement.
  • Angel investor: An angel investor is a wealthy individual who puts personal money into a very young startup, often before it has steady revenue, in return for shares. In India most angels write cheques from a few lakh to a few crore rupees, and as of November 2026 pooled angel funds may take money only from accredited investors.

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