Personal. Professional. Organization.
Plan with Meridian.
Plan for yourself. Manage for others. Coordinate as a team.
Your calendar, priorities, tasks and shared responsibilities — brought into one clear view.
One workspace that adapts to how you work.
Three ways to use Meridian
One workspace. Built around how you work.
For VAs, EAs and client-facing professionals
Your clients. Their schedules. One shared space.
Meridian gives VAs and EAs a clear way to manage client schedules, tasks and priorities without juggling disconnected tools.
- Add clients and keep each one’s details together
- Shared calendars and client schedules
- Reminders and a daily and weekly summary, emailed to each client
- Invite clients to see what you’ve shared with them
- Shared tasks, assigned to you or to the client
- Client activity: see every email sent and what is still due
- Executive support teams
- VA agencies
- Operations teams
- Internal administrative teams
- Growing organizations
For teams
Everyone knows what happens next.
For teams, Meridian brings people, schedules, tasks and clients into one shared system, with roles, permissions and a clear view of what the whole team is working on.
The bigger picture
Life doesn’t come in separate tabs.
Your work, goals, relationships, travel, commitments, and ideas are all connected. Meridian brings them together.
One place to see where you’re going, what’s important, and what needs your attention next.
Think with Meridian
See the bigger picture.
Before deciding what’s next, understand where you are. Meridian brings your priorities, commitments, goals, and upcoming moments into one clear view.
Your week at a glance
September 21 – 27
This week
- Board meeting
- Review Q4 priorities
- Dinner with David
- Flight to London
Priorities
- Launch new product
- Finalize hiring plan
- Personal investment review
Upcoming
- Q4 planning
- Lagos → London
- Anniversary
Where your attention is
Plan with Meridian
Start with the year.
Most productivity tools start with what’s next. Meridian starts with where you’re going. Map out your year, define what matters most, and turn your ambitions into meaningful priorities and milestones.
Turn priorities into a plan
- Align goals to dates
- Track major commitments
- Keep priorities visible
Know what is moving
Work with Meridian
Keep everything you’re building within reach.
When you’re responsible for more than one thing, context matters. Keep your ventures, projects, responsibilities, and priorities organized without losing sight of the bigger picture.
Your ventures
+ Add venture12 active priorities
NextLaunch beta — Oct 14
8 active priorities
NextClient delivery — Sep 30
6 active priorities
NextLondon trip — Oct 03
This week
Remember with Meridian
Stay connected to what matters.
The people around you matter. Keep track of conversations, follow-ups, important dates, and the details that help you stay intentional with the people in your life.
People
AllDavid OkoroInvestor
Sarah WilliamsClient
Michael ChenPartner
David Okoro
Investor
Recent
Sep 12Discussed Q4 expansion.
Remember
Interested in the new product launch.
Next
Follow upFriday, Sep 26
View relationship →Move with Meridian
Go somewhere. Be prepared.
Travel shouldn’t become another thing you have to keep in your head. Keep trips, dates, reservations, and important details together.
Upcoming trip
London
03 – 09 October 2026
Lagos → London
Hotel check-in
Strategy dinner
Client meeting
London → Lagos
Trip details
- Flight
- Hotel
- Reservations
- Important dates
The philosophy
Less scattered.
More intentional.
Meridian isn’t here to tell you how to live. It’s here to help you see what’s ahead, understand what matters, and make room for it.
Think with Meridian.
Plan with Meridian.
Work with Meridian.
Remember with Meridian.
Move with Meridian.
Life is bigger than a to-do list.
There are things you’re building. People you care about. Places you’re going.
Ideas you’re carrying. Promises you’ve made. And a future you’re trying to make room for.
Keeping track of it all shouldn’t mean losing sight of the bigger picture.
That’s why we built Meridian.
A place to step back. See what’s ahead. Decide what matters. And move with intention.
Live with intention. That’s Meridian.
Who it’s for
Built for people with a lot to hold.
For founders building companies.
For executives balancing responsibility.
For VAs and EAs managing other people’s schedules.
For teams coordinating people, clients and work.
For anyone whose life doesn’t fit neatly into a calendar.
Start with the year
Most productivity tools start with what’s next.
Meridian starts with where you’re going.
Set your direction for the year, identify what matters most, and work backwards into the priorities and milestones that will get you there.
Your year.
Your priorities.
Your direction.
Your Meridian
Everything important. One place.
Your life is complex. Your system doesn’t have to be.
Your Meridian
2026
Year
12Priorities
8 milestones
Work
3Ventures
People
14Follow-ups
Travel
2Upcoming trips
This week
7Priorities
One view of your world.
Pricing
Choose the system that fits your rhythm.
Start free. Solo to plan your life, Executive to plan across everything you lead, Organization to plan together. Pay annually and save two months.
Founding Member
We’re building Meridian carefully.
Meridian is currently open to founding members. We’re working closely with our first users to build a system that genuinely helps people plan better, stay organized, and live with greater intention.
Join as a founding member →Questions
Straight answers.
What is Meridian?
Meridian is a planning platform that brings your calendar, priorities, tasks and shared responsibilities into one clear view, whether you are planning for yourself, managing for others or coordinating a team.
Who is Meridian for?
Meridian is for individuals planning their own lives, professionals managing clients, and teams coordinating people, schedules and responsibilities.
Can VAs and EAs use Meridian?
Yes. The Executive plan is designed for VAs, EAs, chiefs of staff and other professionals who manage schedules and responsibilities for clients. Add clients, prepare their schedules and Meridian emails them their reminders.
Can my team use Meridian?
Yes. Organization workspaces let multiple people collaborate with shared calendars, goals and tasks, teams, roles and permissions. Organization includes 10 seats. For a larger team, talk to us about Enterprise.
Can I use Meridian personally and professionally?
Yes. A Meridian account can belong to more than one workspace, depending on the account and subscription, so you can plan your own life, manage clients and work with a team from one login.
Is Meridian a task manager?
Not exactly. Meridian is designed around the bigger picture, helping you understand your year, priorities, commitments and direction, rather than simply giving you another list of tasks.
Can I manage multiple businesses?
Yes. Meridian is designed to support people managing multiple ventures and areas of responsibility.
Is Meridian available now?
Yes. Every account starts with a 14-day Executive trial, no card needed. Meridian is also open to founding members, who pay ₦300,000 once for lifetime access to the Executive plan.
Is my data private?
Yes. Meridian runs on dedicated infrastructure. Your data is never shared, sold, or used for advertising, and each workspace keeps its data separate.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes, at any time. Monthly subscribers can cancel before their next billing date. If you choose a lifetime Founding Member purchase, that access remains active for your account.
Is there a Google Calendar or Outlook sync?
Google Calendar sync is included in the Executive and Organization plans. Outlook sync is available on request for bespoke builds.
Do you offer custom or larger deployments?
Yes. Larger organizations get custom capacity and setup, and bespoke builds remain available for clients who need a tailored version of Meridian on their own infrastructure.
What if you could see your year clearly?
Know what’s ahead.
Know what matters.
Know where your attention belongs.
Plan with Meridian.
Start with Meridian →Plan with intention.