Perrie · Now we’re talking.

How Perrie works.

1 · You talk
We start with a longer chat to get to know you and where you’re at in life, and then a short check-in each month to see what’s changing. An AI moderator allows you to do this on your own time and each conversation is paid.
2 · We find the patterns
We look across our voices to see what we have in common, and where our needs and wants differ.
3 · We share what we learn
We share our own findings. Companies, employers and health organizations can also pay Perrie for deeper research.

Why we’re doing this.

Our friends get it. They echo what we’re going through and tell us we’re not imagining it. But at the doctor’s office, at work and in the products and services meant to support us, many women still don’t feel heard.

Much of what women go through is also left out of research and can be seen in the numbers.

1993

The year US law first required women to be included in NIH-funded clinical research.

NIH Revitalization Act of 1993.

1 in 5

Women who reported mistreatment during maternity care. The most common kind was getting no response when they asked for help.

CDC, Vital Signs, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, August 2023.

$683 billion

The value of the unpaid care women give each year. None of it is counted in GDP.

National Partnership for Women & Families, 2025, from American Time Use Survey data.

11%

Working women aged 45 to 60 in a Mayo Clinic study who had missed work because of menopause symptoms.

Faubion et al., Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 2023.

What we’ll ask you.

We’re talking with women 18 and over in the US, in the middle of one of these:

Deciding if or when to have kids
A career shift or transition
Pregnancy and early motherhood
Caring for a loved one
Perimenopause or menopause
Nearing or newly in retirement
A health condition or diagnosis

Here’s a sample of what we’ll ask. The conversations go wherever you take them.

1Your first conversation20–30 min

Getting to know you, and the change you’re in the middle of.

The openerWhat’s the best thing that’s happened to you this week? Big or tiny.
The bragWhat have you pulled off lately that you’re proud of? Maybe it went unseen.
The rantThirty seconds to rant about a time recently you haven’t felt heard. Anything goes.
The part nobody seesFrom the outside, people see one version of your life. What’s the part nobody sees?

2Monthly check-ins5–10 min

What’s changed since last time.

Picking upLast time, you said a big appointment was coming up. How did it go?
The lifesaverWhat’s one thing that made this month easier? A person, a product, a tiny habit, anything.

Your story, heard. Your time, paid.

Say it your way

Talk about what surveys never ask, in your own words.

Shape the research

Help choose what we ask women next.

See what we learn

See the findings first, and where your story fits.

Coffee’s on us

We pay you for every conversation: lunch on us ($20) for the first, then a coffee ($5) for each check-in.

Now we’re talking.