Livity says it moved from a paid pilot into a broader rollout with DNB and had around 1,000 users across more than 15 companies during a test period from February to June, CEO Geir Anders Haga told Shifter. The company sells preventive medical services and health mapping to employers.
According to DNB's description of the collaboration, the service has been rolled out to 14 DNB departments, and the bank plans to make access available to all employees as a staff benefit after the summer; Livity reports strong pilot participation and that some users had findings requiring follow-up. Company accounts for 2025 show revenue of NOK 1.08 million.
After the DNB pilot Livity says it has signed contracts with Vipps, Spenn and Nordvik. Startuplab is listed as an owner since 2024 alongside Antler, Skyfall and named angel investors. Haga told DNB that a large customer is currently more valuable than capital.