Meridian
Every asset, every deal and every dollar of a real estate group — in one system.
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- Data models
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- User roles
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- Units modelled
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- Separate surfaces
The operating system for a large real estate group: development, sales, leasing, property management and finance. Fourteen roles, four separate surfaces, and a revenue engine that doesn't just record what happened — it goes and makes money.
- Next.js 16
- React 19
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma 7
- Auth.js
- Tailwind v4
- Framer Motion
- Recharts
- TanStack Virtual
- dnd-kit
- next-intl
What was broken before
A unit's status lived in five people's heads at once. Two agents could sell the same apartment, and the company found out at contract stage.
Rent, arrears, commissions and owner statements were reconciled by hand in spreadsheets — and never quite agreed with each other.
Landlords, tenants and contractors all phoned the office for answers the office had to go and look up.
Nobody could say which portal actually produced deals, or what being slow to answer a lead was costing.
What we built
One authoritative asset. A unit's status is a state machine, not a column — and reserving one takes a database row lock, so two agents racing for the same apartment end with exactly one winner and one clear refusal.
Money as integers, everywhere. Commission splits use largest-remainder rounding, so a three-way split always reconciles to the cent — and an owner statement always balances.
Three external portals — landlord, tenant, vendor — each seeing only their own data. No portal query takes an id from a URL at all; the session is the only input, so there is nothing to tamper with.
A revenue engine that puts a dollar figure on speed-to-lead, renewals at risk, mispriced stock and cross-sell — and shows its working.
Inside Meridian
The parts of the platform that do the real work.
The Stack Plan
An interactive elevation of a tower: every unit a cell, coloured by status. Drag the price ceiling and watch availability bloom up the building.
Pipeline with a live forecast
Drag a deal and the weighted forecast recalculates before the server answers. Probability comes from the stage, never from an optimistic agent.
Speed-to-lead
The inbox sorts oldest-first, because the lead waiting two hours is the one losing money. Median response time is measured to the minute.
The rent roll
Every tenancy, every balance, virtualized to 60fps. Arrears are derived from the invoices — never a stored number that can drift.
Maintenance with SLA clocks
Tenant raises a ticket, the clock starts, breaches escalate. Work orders, quotes and vendor sign-off across three portals.
Revenue engine
Four levers — speed, renewals, pricing, cross-sell — each answering 'how many dollars is this worth?', summed into one number.
The product, not a mockup.
Screenshots taken straight from the running application.
Built for the phone in your customer's hand.
Every screen in Meridianis designed mobile-first and tested at 390px — because that's where the bookings actually happen.
Explore it yourself
No sign-up, no password — open the Meridian demo and pick a role to see exactly what that person sees.
- Managing DirectorGroup P&L, absorption, sales velocity and the revenue engine.
- Sales ManagerThe pipeline board, the weighted forecast and the agent leaderboard.
- Sales AgentOnly their own leads, viewings and deals — never another agent's.
- Property ManagerThe rent roll, arrears, renewals and the buildings.
- Landlord / InvestorTheir own portfolio, yield and statements — and nobody else's.
- TenantTheir rent, their balance, their tickets.
This is a demo, so it's read-only— click anything you like, you can't break it. Want these features (and more) built around your own business? Let's build yours.
Want one of these for your business?
Meridiantook a real business from spreadsheets to software. Tell us how yours runs today and we'll map out what it takes.