Why Meritt
exists
2019
Operating Since — 7+ years of software delivery
2
Founders — zero account managers between builders and customers
7
Products In Production — built, launched, and operated by us
6
Platforms Delivered — client platforms across industries, several still maintained
Products we
operate
Education platform connecting students and teachers — delivered and supported in production.
Healthcare platform engineering — sensitive data, access controls, and sector-grade reliability.
E-commerce platform — storefront, catalogue, and the order operations behind it.
Luxury e-commerce platform built for a brand where presentation and reliability both matter.
Business website and digital presence for a security systems company — CCTV, gates, and alarm installations.
Commerce platform — catalogue, orders, scheduled jobs, and operational automation, still maintained by us.
Production Platforms
Platforms actively supported after launch — uptime, performance, and the unglamorous work of staying running.
CRM Integrations
Zoho CRM, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, custom APIs, and the workflow automation built on top of them.
Infrastructure
Deployments, monitoring, uptime, and maintenance — cloud infrastructure, databases, and search clusters we run.
Maintenance & Support
Long-term ownership and support. Clients who launched with us years ago still work with us.
Business Systems
Operational software that businesses rely on daily — scheduled jobs, data pipelines, and admin systems.
Product Evolution
Feature development after launch — our own products and client platforms, continuously shipped.
Selected work
since 2019
The team and the delivery record predate the UK company. Continuity is the point.
2019
Meritt begins delivering software products and business platforms.
2020–2024
Projects launched across healthcare, education, e-commerce, internal business systems, and SaaS — including Muallemy, Remote Digital, The Concept Official, and Aurel Gold.
2025
Meritt Dev Limited incorporated in London.
2025
LeadCall development begins.
2026
BillBridge launched.
2026
Multiple products and platforms actively maintained in production.
The problems businesses
bring us
Nobody wakes up wanting 'a software project.' They wake up with one of these.
Revenue lost through manual workflows
Important information trapped in spreadsheets and disconnected systems, leaking hours and money every week.
Teams copying data between systems
Processes that require manual work every day — re-keyed, error-prone, and invisible until the numbers stop matching.
Legacy software nobody wants to touch
Critical systems that have become difficult to maintain, with one person's memory as the documentation.
Internal tools holding the business together
Systems that started small but became essential — without ever becoming reliable.
Products without long-term ownership
Software delivered without operational support, decaying from the day it was handed over.
Operations that don't scale
Processes that worked at one size and break at the next — usually discovered at the worst time.
Running in
production
Operational, not promotional. This is what 'we operate software' means day to day.
● Infrastructure we maintain ourselves
● Deployments we ship ourselves
● Support tickets we answer ourselves
● Integrations we monitor ourselves
● Products we operate ourselves
Why businesses
work with us
The people on the call are the people making technical decisions and writing the code.
No junior bench learning on your project. Everything we ship is built by people who've run software in production.
We maintain systems we built years ago. Launch is the start of the relationship, not the end of the project.
We run our own software businesses, so we know what every architectural decision costs after launch.
No layers between a question and an answer. Scope changes get resolved in a conversation, not a change-request process.
Boring technology, fewer moving parts, systems a small team can run — over process-heavy consulting.
Two founders.
No account managers.
When you work with Meritt, these are the people on the call — and the people doing the work.
Mohammad Hammoud
Software engineer and product builder focused on SaaS, backend systems, integrations, infrastructure, and platform architecture.
Mustafa El Halabi
Software engineer focused on product development, operations, delivery, and long-term product ownership.
LeadCall
BillBridge
RetroBridge
CRM Sync
Infrastructure
Production
Integrations
SaaS
Operations
Support
Deployments
Monitoring