Built by a consultant, for consultants.
Used by Howard Grahame across JMVG, Kehilla, J&J, and Velvet Mind.
Everything connected.
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CRM that knows your work
Clients, contacts, and a full activity timeline — every call, note,
and task completion logged in one place.
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Projects and tasks
Tasks attached to projects, projects attached to clients.
Priority, due dates, and status — without the complexity.
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A daily commitment
The Today view is your daily planning ritual. Choose what you'll work on,
then work on it. One screen, total clarity.
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Time tracking built in
One-click timer on any task. Billable and non-billable split.
Time rolls up to project, client, and reports automatically.
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Reports that matter
Weekly and monthly summaries, hours by client, budget burn by project.
CSV export for your accountant. No manual spreadsheets.
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Know what you've earned
Set your hourly rate per project. Meridian shows you billable hours
and earnings everywhere — today, this week, this month.
Not Asana. Not Monday. Not Bonsai.
Asana and Monday are built for teams. Bonsai is built around billing.
Meridian is built around the work itself — for the consultant
who runs everything solo.
Other tools
❌ Per-seat pricing for features you don't need
❌ CRM separate from project management
❌ Time tracker separate from tasks
❌ Reports require manual export and spreadsheets
❌ Designed for teams, awkward for one person
Meridian
✓ Flat monthly fee — one user, unlimited everything
✓ CRM and projects are the same system
✓ Timer attached to every task
✓ Reports built in, one click to CSV
✓ Designed for exactly one person running multiple clients
14 days free. No credit card required. Cancel any time from your account settings.
Built by a consultant, for consultants.
I'm Howard Grahame, a software developer and consultant based in
North West London. I built Meridian because I was juggling four separate
tools — a to-do list, a time tracker, a project manager, and a CRM —
and none of them talked to each other.
Meridian is what I use every day across my own client projects.
Every feature exists because I needed it. Nothing exists because
a product manager decided it should.
