Kinotek Closes $2M Equity Round, Poised to Scale Its AI-Driven Human Movement Health Analytics Platform
Published: January 5, 2026
Portland, Maine (January 5, 2026) - Kinotek, Inc., a leader in movement health analytics for fitness, wellness, sports, and medical professionals, today announced it has closed $2 million in post-seed equity funding. The round was led by Maine Venture Fund (MVF), an organization focused exclusively on investing in high growth, Maine-based companies.
“We’ve been working with Kinotek since they were beta testing so it’s exciting to see them at this inflection point of revenues and global reach,” said Nina Scheepers, MVF Principal. “MVF is excited to lead this funding round to fuel their next stage of growth.
Operating in the fast-growing $7.8 billion AI-driven fitness and wellness market, Kinotek is a B2B SaaS platform that uses advanced technology to measure human movement. Easy to use, the platform is designed for professionals. In seconds they can efficiently measure a client's mobility, imbalances, and overall movement quality. Importantly, Kinotek’s client-friendly reports and visualizations identify key dysfunctions in a way clients understand. To complete the picture, it provides professionals with insights and hyper-personalized exercise programming to inform their client’s journey.
“Movement is a key indicator of both your quality of life and your longevity,” said Kinotek Chief Movement Officer, Marty Miller, ATC, DHSc, and Master Instructor for the National Academy of Sports Medicine. “Kinotek elevates the professional’s assessment and helps engage clients so they move, feel, and perform better to prevent injury and enjoy a longer overall health span.”
According to Dr. Miller, most professionals measure movement health subjectively, a skill that can take years of experience to do well. “This technology brings expert analysis to every fitness and wellness professional, presenting an enormous opportunity to help millions of people,” he said.
The platform has gained widespread adoption across fitness and wellness providers, especially in clubs, gyms and other wellness facilities, in the USA and in seven other countries.
“Kinotek enables our trainers to engage with clients in a new and better way,” said Dayton McPherson, Vice President of Fitness at Healthtrax. “The impact is immediate and direct. Last year we added more than $550,000 in new revenues when clients finally understood how they moved, and signed up for our personal training programs to improve.”
According to Kinotek CEO, Pat Panaia, funds raised will be focused on adding critical talent and scaling the business.
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