About Soil Health.
Soil Health started as a spinout from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), with support from the Innovation Fund Denmark. Founded by Nina Glenny, Soil is a solo-founder project built around a simple question:
What if we built technology around human value, rather than simply growth?
In a landscape shaped by scale, speed and attention, Soil takes a different path. Building slowly and deliberately. Staying close to the people using it. Letting purpose shape the technology, not the other way around.
AI that strengthens your intuition, not replaces it.
We don't believe AI should tell you who you are or what decisions to make. We believe it can help you ask better questions.
Soil gives you a space to speak freely, reflect on what surfaces, and explore your own patterns. The technology notices and reflects things back. What they mean is yours to decide.
Inspired by psychology. Built for reflection.
The ideas behind Soil draw on established psychological thinking, including cognitive approaches, Alfred Adler's Individual Psychology, and relationship research by John and Julie Gottman.
Not to define you. As lenses for reflection. A way to notice the beliefs, strategies and reactions shaping how you think, feel and relate.
A different kind of technology company.
Soil is built independently, with the freedom to question some of the assumptions that often shape the industry. Growth matters because it allows us to keep building. But it isn't the purpose.
The ambition is something useful, responsible and lasting. Technology that earns a place in people's lives because it creates genuine value there.