Built by people who were tired of juggling six tools themselves
Crittiks started the same way most small businesses actually run — one person, a CRM in one tab, a task board in another, invoices somewhere else, a signing tool for contracts, and no single place that showed the whole picture. Every new client meant re-typing the same details three or four times. Every late invoice meant remembering to chase it personally.
We didn’t set out to build “another CRM” or “another project tool” — the market already has excellent versions of both. We set out to build the thing that connects them, because a business running on five separate subscriptions doesn’t actually have five separate problems. It has one: nothing talks to anything else.
Crittiks is that one workspace — Sales, Projects, Communications, Finance, Admin, and AI, working together instead of apart, at one flat price instead of five separate bills.
The team

Don Hett
Founder & Chief Visionary OfficerDon sets the strategic direction of Crittiks — the positioning, the pricing philosophy, and the long-term shape of the product. He built Crittiks after years of running small businesses on the same fragmented stack of tools it now replaces: it’s the platform he wished he’d had.
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Shenik Fernando
Co-Founder & Director, Operations and Customer SuccessShenik is in charge of how Crittiks runs day to day — onboarding, support, and the feedback loop that keeps the product decisions grounded in what customers actually need rather than what looks good on a roadmap. He’s the person a new customer talks to when booking a demo, and the one making sure what gets learned from those conversations makes it back into the product.
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Ash Ahamed
Co-Founder, CTOAsh is in charge of technology and marketing at Crittiks: the platform, the AI layer and how every suite connects, and how Crittiks reaches the businesses it’s built for.
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Head of CybersecurityShalinda leads security review across Crittiks — the systems behind tenant isolation, encrypted credential storage, and the audit trail that tracks every sensitive action on the platform. His work is the reason Crittiks’ Security Policy is a real technical account of how the platform protects data, not a generic statement.
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