Rune Labs
San Francisco, CaliforniaFounded 2018
- Neuromodulation
- Wearables
- Parkinson's disease
Rune Labs is a San Francisco-based software and data platform focused on neuromodulation and brain health. The company develops tools that make clinical brain data useful for clinicians, researchers, therapy developers, and patients with neurological disorders, including Parkinson’s disease.
- Patents
- 10
- Founded
- 2018
- Employees
- 11–50
reccy insights
Rune Labs expanded its clinical and commercial focus across 2025 and early 2026. On Mar 5, 2025, it launched an AI-enabled Parkinson’s disease care-management service combining real-time monitoring with personalized coaching. On May 29, 2025, Rune Labs and the Parkinson’s Foundation launched a clinical program connecting genetic biomarkers from PD GENEration with digital biomarkers collected through StrivePD, creating a pathway for more precise Parkinson’s research and care. The company also raised $11.2 million in a venture round announced on Jun 30, 2025, bringing cumulative funding to approximately $52.5 million across five rounds. On Oct 21, 2025, Adam Pellegrini joined the board as an independent director, adding experience in digital health, reimbursement, and payer strategy. On Jan 8, 2026, former Tempus executive Amy Franzen became CEO, while founder Brian Pepin moved into the President, Biopharma and Platform role. The leadership transition suggests a deliberate effort to scale partnerships, research programs, and AI-enabled neurology care while retaining founder involvement in platform and biopharma activities.
Written by reccy's AI from company sites, press and funding records · updated Oct 2026
What makes Rune Labs distinct
- 01Combines clinical brain data, software, and neuromodulation expertise to support precision neurology.
- 02Its StrivePD ecosystem received FDA clearance for Parkinson’s disease monitoring through Apple Watch.
- 03StriveStudy is designed to accelerate clinical trials for precision neurology therapies.
- 04Emphasizes patient privacy, dignity, data security, and ethical product development.
- 05Works across patients, clinicians, researchers, and industry partners rather than serving only one stakeholder group.
Technology & products3
- StrivePD
A care delivery ecosystem for Parkinson’s disease that collects symptom data via Apple Watch and a patient app, providing clinicians with dashboards and workflows to support personalized care and clinical-trial connections.
- Rune Labs Clinical Trial Platform
A platform supporting clinical trials through data collection, enriched recruitment, and synthetic control cohorts built from real-world data from patients with neurodegenerative disease.
- Rune Labs Data Infrastructure Platform
A software-as-a-service platform that securely integrates and manages heterogeneous neurophysiological and wearable data for search, filtering, collaboration, and neuromodulation therapy development.
Patents10
Recent updates5
- Jan 8, 2026Team change
Rune Labs appointed former Tempus executive Amy Gordon Franzen as CEO, while co-founder Brian Pepin became President, Biopharma and Platform, focusing on partnerships and research.
morningstar.com - Oct 21, 2025Team change
Rune Labs appointed Adam Pellegrini as an independent board member, adding experience in AI-driven digital health, reimbursement, and payer strategy to support the StrivePD ecosystem.
morningstar.com - May 29, 2025Product launch
Rune Labs and the Parkinson’s Foundation launched a clinical program to correlate genetic and digital biomarkers for Parkinson’s disease, leveraging StrivePD and the Parkinson’s Foundation’s PD GENEration initiative.
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In the Cortex
- Rune Labs Launches Parkinson’s AI Companionbusinesswire.com · Apr 13, 2026
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About Rune Labs
- Products
- StrivePD, Rune Labs Clinical Trial Platform, Rune Labs Data Infrastructure Platform
- Leadership
- Amy Franzen, CEOBrian Pepin, President, Biopharma and PlatformLuke Gilson, Engineering Manager
- Focus areas
- Digital health, neuromodulation, neurology, parkinson's disease, clinical research, healthcare software, brain data, wearables
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Founded
- 2018
- Employees
- 11–50
- Patents granted
- 9 (Crunchbase)
- Trademarks
- 4