Three companies, each acquired

Built under three capital models: bootstrapped, venture-backed and private capital. Together, Jeff’s companies generated more than $100 million in aggregate transaction value, capital formation, and revenue.

Jeff Halevy walking out of Continuum Club in New York’s West Village, under the club’s banners
  1. 2023–2026 Continuum Acquired in 2026
  2. 2019–2023 Altis Movement Technologies Acquired in 2023
  3. 2009–2020 Apex Human Performance Acquired in 2020

2023–2026

Continuum

Role
Founder and CEO
Capital
Private capital
Outcome
Acquired, 2026

Continuum was an AI-platformed, fully integrated wellness club in New York’s West Village: a single source of truth and execution that used biometric AI to deliver each member’s plan, with a team of allied experts under one roof. Jeff founded it in 2023, and the club opened in 2024. Continuum reached multi-million-dollar ARR within 18 months.

Continuum was acquired in 2026.

The Continuum archive

Coverage

All Continuum press

2019–2023

Altis Movement Technologies

Role
Cofounder and CEO
Capital
Venture-backed; $10.5 million seed
Outcome
Acquired, 2023

Altis was based in Fort Lauderdale. It built AI and computer-vision technology that analyzed human movement and coached it in real time. The product debuted at CES 2022. The company raised $10.5 million in seed financing.

Altis was acquired in 2023.

Coverage

All Altis press

2009–2020

Apex Human Performance

Role
Founder and CEO
Capital
Bootstrapped
Outcome
Acquired, 2020

Halevy Life, Jeff’s New York City health club, evolved into Apex Human Performance. HLVY Group was the holding company for Apex and other ventures. The club combined training, physical therapy, nutrition and health testing under one roof.

In 2015, Halevy Life offered a 90-day “Fitness Guaranteed” money-back program, covered at the time by Inc., the New York Daily News and others.

Apex was acquired in 2020.

Coverage

All Halevy Life and Apex press

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Advisory & Consulting

Jeff now advises companies from idea to IPO, drawing on all three. Core sectors: health, wellness, human performance, hospitality, and AI-enabled products and services.

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