The Meraki Dignity Project
Engineering for a whole-health platform for women — as one partner among several, not as the author of the work.
The Meraki Dignity Project is a whole-health platform for women, live at mymeraki.ai (opens in a new tab). It starts with a conversation and gathers health, work, money, and relationships into one place — so no one has to treat a life as four separate problems.
We built Sophy, Meraki Map, and Community. We did that as a behind-the-scenes engineering partner. Meraki is not a Nock product, and we do not claim sole authorship of the platform or the work around it.
What we built
The AI companion inside Meraki. She listens across wellness, work, money, and relationships — a private, judgment-free place to be honest about where someone is and where they want to go. Sophy is grounded in a curated, women-informed knowledge layer, with dignity at the center of the exchange.
An evolving picture of a woman’s life across those same dimensions. It is built from conversation and use, not from a score or a diagnosis. The more someone shares, the more clearly the map reflects where they are thriving and where they want to turn next.
Where the work with Sophy meets the wisdom of women walking similar paths. Public and private spaces, shaped by the people who join them, with room for mentorship, peer support, and simply being heard.
What the alpha showed
20 minutes
Average alpha session
Session length is a usage number, not an outcome, and we are not going to dress it up as one. But it is the number worth reading on this particular product.
Sophy only works if a woman is willing to be honest with her about money, health, work, and the people in her life. Nobody gives twenty minutes to something they are guarded with. The length is not proof the product succeeded — it is evidence the conversation was worth staying in.
It is also the only figure from the engagement that is public. The rest belongs to the founders.
Credit
The Dignity Project is a collaboration. We sat behind the scenes with others who carried their own parts of the work:
Credit belongs with the founders and the full table. Our name is not on the door. The software is.
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