Elomia Health has acquired Earkick, an AI companion app. Earkick has been used by more than 250,000 people to track mood, sleep, activity, and daily habits. The deal supports Elomia's shift from a consumer app toward providing AI wellbeing infrastructure for healthcare organizations.
What the acquisition includes
Elomia gains Earkick's AI models and ongoing early access to new versions of Mia21. Mia21 is a memory engine originally developed by the Earkick team. The technology is being integrated into Elomia's LLM-powered API platform.
Company context
Elomia Health was founded in 2019 by Taras Pohrebniak as an R&D lab exploring large language models. Its technology has been studied in independent research, including a randomized controlled trial with the University of Pennsylvania. Earkick was founded in 2021 by Dr Herbert Bay and Karin Andrea Stephan.
How the platform works
Elomia's API lets organizations launch safe, compliance-ready AI chatbots for wellbeing support. Earkick helps people notice patterns in daily life and delivers personalized suggestions based on real data. The combined system pairs Earkick's contextual memory engine with Elomia's safety and overreliance-prevention layer.
The acquisition was announced on November 10, 2026. Elomia is using the deal to expand its API for care-focused organizations. The company aims to provide infrastructure for AI wellbeing support.