About RH Fardin
An app is a relationship, not a delivery
Here is the quiet disaster that keeps happening in Khulna. A shrimp exporter near Rupsha, a coaching centre off Khan Jahan Ali Road, a clothing retailer on Sir Iqbal Road — they pay a team 1.5 lakh for an app, the team is enthusiastic for six weeks, the app ships, and then the WhatsApp replies get slower. Android pushes an update. The bKash payment flow stops returning a success status. Nobody picks up. Now the business owner is stuck with a half-broken app and a developer who has moved on to the next advance. That is not a build problem. That is a who-is-still-here problem, and it is the single biggest reason app projects fail in this city.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior mobile app developer working across Bangladesh. For roughly five years I have designed and built apps and the systems behind them myself — the discovery call, the screens, the data model, the bKash/Nagad flow, the Play Store and App Store submission, and the boring maintenance that nobody puts in the proposal. There is no account manager, no offshore team, no "resource" assigned to you. When something breaks at 11 PM you are messaging the person who wrote the code, not a support inbox.
Why does that make me a better bet than a bigger-looking shop in Khulna or a glossy agency in Dhaka? Because an app, unlike a one-page website, is software that keeps living. iOS and Android change every year. Your business rules change. A new payment edge case shows up. The company that wins is the one whose actual builder is reachable, understands the whole codebase, and can fix things fast — not the one that has to route your bug through three people who never touched your project.
My pricing is plain. Simpler apps start at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on screens, logins, payments and admin panel. Genuinely custom apps — heavy logic, real-time features, multiple user roles — start from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, and the design-approval guarantee means you sign off on every key screen before I write the production code, so you never get surprised at delivery.
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