
TaskHuman
TaskHuman is a video coaching platform for employee wellness and development, offering 1:1 sessions with specialists across nearly 1,000 categories. The Palo Alto-based company has raised $33M, most recently in a Series B round in June 2022, and employs 206 people. TaskHuman connects employees with specialists in areas like fitness, mental health, leadership coaching, and diversity via video calls. Its platform aims to provide equitable support across global teams while keeping costs predictable for employers. The company has grown to 206 employees since its 2017 founding. Its $33M Series B in 2022 suggests strong investor confidence, with backers including ANIMO Ventures and DNX Ventures. TaskHuman's specialist network spans diverse cultural backgrounds, reflecting its global focus.
The growth story

TaskHuman grew from 173 to 206 employees between 2021 and 2026, raising $33M along the way, most recently a Series B in June 2022.
About
Supporting your employees’ lives just got a lot easier. Create equity across your global team and give them the freedom to choose what aspects of their life they want 1:1 support and guidance via video call. After all, everyone is unique! Powered by a global, culturally diverse community of specialists covering nearly 1000 categories, including topics such as physical fitness, mental well-being, leadership coaching, ERG support, diversity & inclusion, and more. Employees have the freedom to explore and amplify their lives wherever they are, whenever they want. Enjoy an employee benefit that gives you the freedom to keep your budgets tight and consistent across your global enterprise. With Ta
Founders and leadership
Engineering is TaskHuman's largest function, with 4 employees identified. The company's leadership includes investors like Baron Davis and Gopi Kallayil, who bring expertise in health and technology.
The TaskHuman org chart
Ravi Swaminathan (Founder and CEO) leads 10 mapped leaders with 4 direct reports. Click +N to expand a team; names link to the person’s public profile.
Departments, and which ones grew

Headcount by function: Community and Social Services 65 (-63% YoY), Healthcare Services 48 (-66% YoY), Human Resources 22 (-70% YoY), Education 18 (-68% YoY), Consulting 9 (-78% YoY), Business Development 7 (-46% YoY).
Talent flow
TaskHuman draws talent from wellness and fitness companies like Noom (3 hires) and 24 Hour Fitness (3 hires). Alumni often move into coaching roles, with 9 becoming wellness coaches, or join companies like BetterUp and IHG Hotels & Resorts.

Most common previous employers of TaskHuman staff: Noom (3), 24 Hour Fitness (3), LA Fitness (2), Health Advocate (2), Calibrate (2), MoreYeahs (2). Former TaskHuman employees most often moved to Wellness Coach (9), CelerityHat (2), BetterUp (2), IHG Hotels & Resorts (2), Forge (2), Private Practice (2).
Alumni worth knowing








The TaskHuman mafia
TaskHuman alumni have founded 15 companies, including maternity leave support platform Maternity Leave (258 staff) and fitness app Quikit (11 staff).





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Loriin Latomaa, was People and Talent Manager until 2026
Akhilesh Gandhi, was Managing Director until 2022
Andrew Dornon, was Director of Sales until 2023
Vikram Khatkar, was Fitness Coach until 2025
Elena Agafonova, was Super Peer Coaching Lead until 2025
Chanté Martínez Thurmond, MA, BSN, was Advisor until 2020
Stef Palumbo, was Growth Lead until 2023
Matt Prostko, was Head Of Sales until 2025
Kerry Keating, was Head Of Business Development until 2024
Maddy Khentigan, was Manager, Product Operations until 2025
Kristina L., was Mind and Body Transformation Coach until 2025
Vanessa Wojciechowski Butler, was Director, Special Projects & Strategic Partnerships, Office of the CEO until 2024
Shannon Vital, was Health And Wellness Coach until 2025
Dhaval Chande, was Dance Educator until 2025Web traffic

Traffic mix: 0% direct, 0% search, 0% social, 0% paid.
What this company is made of

Most common skills at TaskHuman: Team Leadership (125), Social Media (111), Leadership Development (107), Communication (63), Coaching (61), Leadership (52), Teaching (51), Wellness Coaching (50).
Where the team actually sits

TaskHuman people are concentrated in Florida, United States (7), United States (5), Delhi, India (5), Maharashtra, India (5).
Search footprint
TaskHuman attracts about 147 organic search visits a month, traffic worth roughly $0K a month if bought through ads. It gained 4 ranking keywords and lost 1 in the last period.
What employees say
- Compensation
- 3.30 / 5
- Career opportunities
- 3.00 / 5
- Senior management
- 3.00 / 5
- Work-life balance
- 3.50 / 5
Frequently asked
TaskHuman has 206 employees as of September 2026.
TaskHuman has raised $33M in total, most recently a Series B round in June 2022.
TaskHuman was founded in 2017 by Ravi Swaminathan.
Ravi Swaminathan (Founder and CEO) sits at the top of TaskHuman's reporting structure, with 4 direct reports.
The most common previous employers of current TaskHuman staff are Noom (3 people), 24 Hour Fitness (3 people), LA Fitness (2 people).
Former TaskHuman employees most often move to Wellness Coach (9), CelerityHat (2), BetterUp (2).
At least 15 companies have a founder who previously worked at TaskHuman, including Maternity leave, Quikit, Forge.
TaskHuman attracts about 147 organic search visits a month, worth roughly $0K a month in equivalent ad spend.
The most common skills among TaskHuman staff are Team Leadership, Social Media, Leadership Development, Communication, Coaching.
TaskHuman staff are concentrated in Florida, United States (7), United States (5), Delhi, India (5).
TaskHuman has about 65 people in Community and Social Services, down 63% over the past year, as of September 2026.
TaskHuman has about 48 people in Healthcare Services, down 66% over the past year, as of September 2026.
Computed from 199 current and 297 former TaskHuman profiles, as of September 2026. Source: Crustdata.
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