From the team behind Filtered
Meraj. The analyst your business never had.
Something moved this morning that will cost you money. Meraj already knows which of your numbers it hits, and what to do about it.
The $3M operator gets the $500M instrument.
- Signal engine liveDone
- Archive growing dailyDone
- Transmission map completeDone
- Discipline coreIn progress
- Business profilesNext
- Founding accessOpens at 100%
Meraj is in build right now, absorbing Filtered's live intelligence and the working disciplines of the world's top analysts.
General AI answers questions. Meraj owns the outcome.
We asked all four the same question. Every answer was competent. And every one ended the same way: asking us for the numbers.
The test · one question, four tools"Diesel just jumped 40 cents a gallon. What does this mean for my 12-truck regional freight business?"
You do the noticing. You do the asking. You bring the numbers. Then you get homework.
It noticed. It already holds your numbers. It brings the move. And it logs the call.
Not a transcript. The working order Meraj runs on every event that touches your profile.
Thorough math on guessed mileage: 500 miles a day at 6.8 mpg, a fleet it assumed. A useful checklist followed. It ended asking for your miles, your MPG, and your freight mix.
Tested Aug 2026The sharpest general answer of the four: real cents-per-mile math and a warning about stale surcharge baselines. It ended offering you a calculator to fill in yourself.
Tested Aug 2026Bullets and ten sources: surcharges, routing, utilization. It ended asking for your MPG and miles per week before it would sketch a break-even.
Tested Aug 2026Two paragraphs naming the pressure. Then a question back: your monthly mileage, your surcharge structure. No figure until those arrive.
Tested Aug 2026They answered a question. An analyst owns the outcome.
It already speaks your language
tender rejections past 10% before your lanes reprice.
ABI turning nine months before your backlog does.
checks up, covers down. Price resistance before the quarter admits it.
first-time-fix slipping before your reviews do.
Every event survives seven checks.
Fused from the published disciplines of the analysts the world's operators actually pay to read.
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Filtered · Live wire
Edition #52 · Jul 23
Oil tops $100 after Houthis strike Saudi tankers.
what the consensus believes, and where it is wrong.
who actually ends up owning the customer.
what story this price requires, and whether it is probable.
what happened the last hundred times.
where we are in the cycle.
the trap in your own head.
what you do about it, this week.
Seven checks. Then the move.
Not answers. Instruments.
Six instruments, one board. Every one opens at 100%.
The Watchtower
your 5 to 8 named exposures on a live board, each with a trip threshold and the move already written.
The Track Record
every call logged with outcomes. Hits and misses, in the open.
Meeting Mode
"bank meeting Thursday" becomes your position, the three questions coming, the answers, one chart, a forwardable PDF.
Your Brief
a daily read of your watchlist, one line each on what it means for you.
The Monday Position
a weekly stance memo. Thesis first, quantified, with what would change our view.
Deadline Radar
regulatory and compliance countdowns pulled from your profile and the news flow.
And on every story, everywhere: one button.
Run this against my businessThreshold trips only. Silence is a feature.
Everything included. Locked for life.
Trained to the standard, pointed at your numbers
Fortune 500s have floors of analysts. You have Meraj.
The analysis that moves a business, the kind that shows up in a 10-K or a board pack, has always been a budget privilege. Meraj levels the field: every event, inside your walls or out in the world, translated into what it does to your numbers and what you do about it.
The method is the floor. The product is the profile: a deep standing picture of your business, built in a 7 minute interview and sharpened every week. Meraj asks for your data and never invents it. Charts come only from numbers you provide. And when an analysis is not worth your money, it says so and gives you the two line answer instead.
I write Filtered, a daily brief operators read every morning. Writing it taught me the uncomfortable part: the analysis that actually moves a business never reaches the businesses that need it. Fortune 500s buy it by the engagement. Everyone else gets a search bar.
Past your first million, you are not running a hustle anymore. You are running a system: payroll, suppliers, debt, customers who can leave. Every week the world moves against that system, a rate decision, a tariff line, a rule change, and somebody with more money than you already knows what it means for them.
Meraj exists to level that. One analyst that holds your business in its head, watches the world against it, and answers with the discipline of the reports boards read, at a price that does not insult the business you built. It ships when it meets the bar, not before.
Habib Ferdous · Founder, Coreibytes
This should be $500 a month.
No payment today. No card. You are reserving a founding seat. Checkout opens when the meter hits 100.
That was the design target. Founding pricing is $49.99 a month or $499 a year, locked for life, everything included, no meters. When Meraj opens to the public at $79 to $99, founders keep their price. 500 founding seats. One per company.
- first access, in signup order
- a direct line to the founder while Meraj is shaped
- general waitlist
- no lock
The discipline from the top of this ladder. The price from the bottom. That is the point.
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Asked before you ask.
When the meter hits 100. Founders enter first, in signup order. There is no free trial: your first session is a live demo on your own business, and that demo is the trial.
Operators of real businesses, $1M to $500M and beyond: builders, shippers, sellers, clinicians, manufacturers.
Past your first million you are not running a hustle anymore. You are running a system: payroll, suppliers, debt, customers who can leave. A system is what an analyst attaches to. Meraj reads the world against yours so you move forward without breaking the bank on analysis.
No. A chatbot waits for prompts. Meraj holds your profile, watches your world, and brings you the move.
So did we. That's how we ran the test above. All four tools gave good general answers, and all four ended by asking for your numbers. Meraj starts where they stop: it already has them, it was already watching, and it logs every call it makes.
Tools like ThoughtSpot, Tableau Pulse, or your accounting suite's AI read the data you already have: your dashboards, your ledger, your spend. Useful, and inward-looking. None of them holds a standing profile of your business, watches the world outside your books against it, or logs its own calls in the open. Meraj starts where they stop: the event that has not hit your ledger yet.
The closest things we found. Digits closes your books at $65 a month; its own reviewers say it won't flag a declining margin. Concourse builds agents for finance teams at $99. Miivo watches your internal numbers proactively at $399. Meraj watches the outside world against your named exposures, gives you the move, and logs every call, at $49.99 founding. As of mid-2026 we are not aware of a tool that does that.
No. It logs its misses next to its hits, delivers bad news headline first, and pushes back when the numbers disagree with you.
No. Meraj analyzes markets and your operations. It does not manage money, give securities, tax, or legal advice, and it hands those moments to the licensed professionals who should have them.
Your profile and numbers are yours, used only to analyze for you. Never sold, never shared. Cancel and your analyst's memory is held 90 days, then deleted.
No. Meraj is trained on the published disciplines of the profession. No analyst or firm is named, affiliated, or endorsing.