HRBP/CEO
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Teampulse
raccoon.world
Website unreachable since Oct 21, 2026
The startup offers a digital platform that connects patients with licensed physiotherapists and neurosurgeons for personalized treatment courses based on established medical guidelines. This service specifically targets back pain management and overall physical health maintenance, enabling users to improve their well-being through structured therapeutic interventions.
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Updated 6 months ago
Funding
Raised to date
$2.1MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Founders
Product
Problem
Over 500 million people worldwide experience back pain, which often requires consistent and correct exercise to manage effectively. Many individuals struggle to maintain a systematic training regimen and may lack guidance on performing exercises correctly, leading to ineffective or even harmful outcomes.
Solution
Raccoon.Recovery offers a digital physiotherapy app designed to help users manage back pain and maintain overall physical well-being. The app provides personalized exercise courses developed with physiotherapists and neurosurgeons, based on established medical guidelines. Users complete questionnaires and motor tests to receive tailored courses, track their progress through activity and pain diaries, and learn about the nature of their pain. The app also delivers timely reminders and tips to ensure exercises are performed correctly and consistently.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals experiencing back pain and those seeking preventive therapy and overall physical health maintenance.
Features
- Personalized exercise courses based on user questionnaires and motor tests
- Content created in collaboration with physiotherapists and neurosurgeons
- Exercises validated by German physiotherapists
- Activity and pain diaries to track progress
- Reminders to promote consistent training
- Tips on performing exercises correctly
- Educational content on the neurophysiology of pain and inflammation relief