Tuli Health

Tuli Health

Transforming pharmacies in the UK into diagnostic centers

London, United Kingdom
4 employees
SaaS
Seed · $2M

About Tuli Health

Tuli health is turning all 11 000 independent pharmacies in the UK into diagnostic centers. Our software makes it easy for these pharmacies to sell and fulfill COVID-19 tests today and other diagnostic tests tomorrow. Instead of waiting for a long time or travelling a long distance to receive the tests, customers can now receive tests in their neighbourhood, with results guaranteed in 24 hours.

Tuli Health was launched in June, had onboarded 147 pharmacies, performed over 7000 diagnostic tests, and helped pharmacies generate $1.3 million in incremental revenue per month.

The vision is to make every local pharmacy into a diagnostic center powered by Tuli Health.

Company details

Team Size4
LocationLondon, United Kingdom
IndustrySaaS

Funding

Total raised

$2M

Last stage

Seed

Investors

Y Combinator
Soma Capital
FFrontierSpace Ventures
Liquid 2 Ventures
Pioneer Fund

Founders

Jiawei Li

Jiawei Li

Co-Founder and CEO of Tuli Health, a YC-backed MedTech startup. Previously an academic; background from UCL.

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Jialu Tu

Jialu is a massive nerd, hence why it came to no surprise to anyone when he decided to do Maths at Imperial College London. However, after Imperial College, he strayed to the wrong path by going into financial services, where he stayed for close to 10 years observing how bad the sector as a whole is in terms of their tech. Being disappointed in FS and himself, he is now atoning his sins by doing a startup in the healthcare space. And yes, that is a Red Hat red hat.

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What happens next.

No applications, no recruiter spam. Just the intro.

01

Confirm the fit

A few questions to make sure this role is the right shape for you. Two minutes.

02

I pitch you to the company

I write the intro, send it to the founder, and handle the back-and-forth.

03

A meeting lands on your calendar

If they’re a yes, I book the chat. You show up — that’s the whole job-hunt.