Vital Signals Raises $15M Led by XYZ Ventures

The company plans to use the funding to support Vital Signals as it introduces a new technology that helps people better understand their blood pressure as an important indicator of long-term health. The company is using advanced technology to provide more accurate insights and a more meaningful way to track health over time.

The announcement coincides with World Hypertension Day, themed “Controlling Hypertension Together,” which highlights the need for greater awareness and more proactive care for a condition that affects billions worldwide and is a leading cause of serious heart-related health issues. Despite how common it is, high blood pressure is often not well understood and is usually treated only after a health problem occurs.

For Tom Moss, a serial entrepreneur and experienced tech leader who has worked at companies like Google, Motorola, Razer, and Skydio, the company’s mission is deeply personal.

"High blood pressure affects more than 100 million Americans, but many people don't realize it until it's too late, which is why it's called the 'silent killer,'" said Tom Moss, CEO & Founder of Vital Signals. "After experiencing a life-threatening hypertensive crisis, I realized how little support people have to truly understand their blood pressure and what they can do to manage it. Vital Signals was built to bring clarity, convenience, and control so blood pressure becomes something people can engage with confidently over time, rather than react to in moments of uncertainty."

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"Vital Signals achieved a technological breakthrough previously assumed to be impossible," said Ross Fubini at XYZ Ventures. "We believe it will fundamentally change how billions of people manage their long term heart health."

About Vital Signals

Founded by tech veteran Tom Moss, Vital Signals focuses on creating simple, accurate ways for people to understand and manage their blood pressure over time. The company is working to improve healthcare by providing better insights, clearer information and easier-to-use tools.

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