Elomia Health acquires Earkick, an AI wellbeing companion used by more than 250,000 people

Nov 10, 2026
Elomia Health has acquired Earkick, adding its AI models and early access to its Mia21 memory engine to the API Elomia offers healthcare providers for wellbeing chatbots.

Elomia Health has acquired Earkick, an AI companion used by more than 250,000 people, according to Tech.eu. The app lets users record thoughts and track patterns in mood, sleep, activity and daily habits.

Elomia will add Earkick's AI models to its API, which lets healthcare providers and other care organisations offer chatbots for wellbeing support. The deal also gives Elomia continuing early access to new versions of Mia21, a memory engine originally developed by the Earkick team.

Ukrainian entrepreneur Taras Pohrebniak founded Elomia in 2019 as a research and development lab exploring how language models can support wellbeing; it is now growing into an API provider for care-focused organisations. Earkick was founded in 2021 by Herbert Bay and Karin Andrea Stephan.

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