This 19-year-old sold his $30 million AI calorie-tracking startup. Now he's tackling doomscrolling. (www.businessinsider.com)

Zach Yadegari, a 19-year-old entrepreneur, recently sold his AI-powered calorie-tracking startup, Cal AI, to MyFitnessPal for $30 million. Originally launched in May 2024, Cal AI quickly gained traction with 10 million users and significant annual revenue. Yadegari and his co-founders engaged in open discussions about their goals, ultimately deciding that selling the app would allow them to pursue new ventures. Yadegari is now turning his attention to Flow, a new project aimed at tackling productivity and health challenges. Flow's premiere product, the Flow Alarm Clock, addresses the common issue of doomscrolling and morning procrastination. This innovative alarm clock requires users to tap a dock to silence it, simultaneously blocking distracting apps. Additionally, it monitors sleep patterns, offering health insights to users. While venturing into physical product development poses challenges such as manufacturing logistics and supply chain management, Yadegari's proven track record in the tech space fuels his confidence. As the wellness economy is projected to expand significantly, Yadegari's focus on health and productivity positions Flow to make a meaningful impact within a booming market.