Vibefam Raises $1 Million to Expand AI Platform for Fitness Businesses

Jun 18, 2026
Vibefam has raised $1 million in seed funding to enhance its AI-powered operating system for fitness businesses and launch its new Vibe AI messaging platform in July 2026.

Vibefam has raised 1 million US dollars in seed funding to accelerate the development of its AI powered operating system for fitness businesses, announced in a press release. The round was led by a Singapore based family office with a history of investing in technology companies.

The company currently supports more than 700 fitness locations and over 500,000 users worldwide. Its platform integrates operations, payments, customer engagement, and growth tools for businesses such as gyms, yoga studios, and martial arts schools.

Vibefam plans to use the new capital to strengthen its artificial intelligence and embedded finance capabilities. In July 2026, the company will launch Vibe AI, a messaging based customer engagement platform that allows members to interact with fitness businesses through natural conversations for tasks such as class booking and service inquiries.

The funding will also support strategic hiring and further product development as Vibefam continues to evolve its platform into a comprehensive operating system for the global fitness industry.

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