Tictrac Scores Another £6M to Keep Workers Stress‑Free Like a Zen Master
Welcome to the era of stress‑less corporate life – Tictrac, the health‑engagement powerhouse, has just bagged an extra £6 million. That brings their total investment to a cool £13.5 m.
Why This Matters
- Nearly 80% of UK employees feel some level of stress.
- Remote work is making work‑life balance feel like a circus act.
- Companies now need more than just a coffee party to keep their teams happy.
Enter Tictrac’s Employee Wellbeing (SaaS) platform — a playful, science‑backed toolkit that turns everyday habits into healthy wins.
How the Platform Plays
Think of it as a personal health coach that snuck into your phone:
- Triggers moments where you need a boost (e.g., mid‑afternoon slump).
- Delivers fresh, bite‑size content from fitness influencers, yoga gurus, and mindfulness wizards.
- Offers quick recipes, blog posts, and fun challenges that feel more like games than chores.
The result? Employees stay motivated, engaged, and — very important — healthy.
Beyond Employees: Scaling the Enterprise Platform
Tictrac isn’t stopping at individual workers. It also powers insurance companies and health providers with:
- Customer engagement tools to tailor health products.
- Dynamic lifestyle campaigns that keep clients coming back.
All of this is built on the scientific understanding that behaviour change is most effective when it feels natural and fun.
Funding and Partnerships
Puma Private Equity led this round, taking a keen interest in Tictrac’s mission to reduce workplace health issues.
Tictrac already works with over a thousand employers worldwide and a list of big‑name partners including Aviva, Allianz, and Prudential.
CEO Martin Blinder on the Growth Vision
“We’re stepping up because companies are now influencing how people feel day‑to‑day – especially with remote work,” says Blinder.
“Our new platform helps teams unite for a happy, healthy, and engaged workforce. It’s about empowering people to take charge of their own health, once and for all.”
West on the Investment’s Impact
Rupert West of Puma Private Equity highlighted: “Tictrac’s work makes health everyday and less stressful. This investment will keep the UK moving towards a healthier society, one engaged individual at a time.”
Takeaway
With this new funding, Tictrac is poised to become the world’s most engaged wellbeing community — turning corporate wellness from a buzzword into a daily reality. Whether you’re a CEO, an HR champion, or a desk‑bound ninja, Tictrac’s platform is ready to help you keep the stress levels where they belong: extremely low.
