Finnish neurowellness startup Audicin raises $1.9M
By Ana-Maria Stanciuc
Published on April 1, 2026.
Finnish startup Audicin, using brainwave entrainment and auditory engineering to support focus, sleep, and recovery via background audio, has raised $1.9 million in funding. The round includes private investment from Oura Health co-founders and a grant from Business Finland. The funding will support commercialisation of its mobile app, Sleep Headband, and the SDK for third-party digital health, performance, and consumer platforms. A new product in development aims to deliver recovery programmes without needing a connected phone.
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