Rocapine

About Rocapine

Rocapine is a Paris-based AI-native wellness venture studio founded in late 2024 by Stanislas Marchand, Jean-Gabriel Boinot-Tramoni, and Sammy Teillet. Marchand's background at the mobile-gaming unicorn Voodoo provides the strategic foundation for the company's model. Rocapine applies the rapid iteration, AI-native development, and performance marketing playbooks of the mobile gaming industry to the wellness sector, with a mission to create apps that 'hold instead of hook' users. The firm aims to foster healthier digital habits and deliver lasting value, countering the compulsive engagement models prevalent in the app economy.

The company operates a high-velocity publisher model, partnering with independent development studios to test hundreds of app concepts annually. This approach involves quickly launching and testing prototypes with real users and paid acquisition; concepts that show promising metrics for retention and conversion are then fully developed, polished with Generative AI for hyper-customization, and scaled. Rocapine plans to test up to 400 apps in 2026, expecting five to ten to become major successes. This portfolio strategy, which accepts a high failure rate, allows the company to become more efficient with each test.

Rocapine has demonstrated significant early traction, achieving $6 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) and 2.5 million downloads within nine months of its launch. One of its apps reportedly reached $1 million in ARR just 16 days after its debut. The current app portfolio addresses areas such as women's health, habit formation, and breaking compulsive behaviors, with titles including 'Harmony' (a cycle-tracking app), 'That Girl' (a habit-builder), and 'Unchaind' (an app to help overcome compulsive porn use). The United States accounts for 70% of the company's revenue.

In June 2026, Rocapine secured $13 million in a Series A funding round led by Educapital. The round also included participation from daphni, which led a seed round in late 2024, as well as Ring Capital, Centre Court Capital, and notable angel investors. The new capital is intended to scale the company's portfolio of wellness apps, build out its AI and data infrastructure, and expand its market reach.