An app your Sylhet customers will keep on their home screen, not delete after one open.
The best mobile app development company in Sylhet for owners whose buyers live on their phones. I am RH Fardin, one senior developer. I scope, design in Figma, code, add bKash and Nagad, and publish to the Play Store and App Store myself. A restaurant chain wants ordering and loyalty in one app. A flat developer wants NRB buyers to track payments from London. A grocery or delivery shop in Subidbazar fights Foodpanda on price. From 50,000 BDT, design approved before code, 50% advance and 50% on launch.
Senior solo operator. About 5 years building for BD businesses. bKash & Nagad in-app pay. Play Store & App Store publishing. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Full source-code handover, no lock-in.
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If you want the best mobile app development company in Sylhet, start here. Most Sylhet owners make one mistake before they message a developer. They treat an app like a smaller website. It is the opposite. Think of the customer who orders biryani at 1am. Think of the NRB in Birmingham checking if his flat payment cleared, or the patient in Uposhohor booking a test slot. None of them sit at a desktop.
They are on a mid-range Android, on patchy 4G, using one thumb. An app earns its place on the home screen by opening faster than your rival's website. It stays there by sending a push alert that brings people back. If you only need a page people visit once, you need a website, and I will tell you so. If you need something people open ten times a week, you need an app. That is a very different build, so hiring the right person matters.
What makes a Sylhet app brief different is the diaspora. It shapes every serious business in Sylhet. The economy runs across two countries at once, and good apps reflect that. A restaurant group wants ordering, table booking and a loyalty card. The local customer uses it, and the Londoni family pre-orders before flying home for Eid. A real estate developer wants an app where an NRB buyer in Whitechapel watches his unit, booking and payment plan. He should not have to phone the office at 3am Sylhet time.
A travel and Hajj agency wants package browsing and payment tracking. Some deposits come from the UK and some balances are paid in Sylhet, and the app must track both. The mobile app development Sylhet BD businesses really need is built for a buyer who uses a phone first and often lives in another country. None of that comes from a template someone reskins in a weekend.
When you hire me, your needs do not get lost in a chain of people. I do the scoping call, the user flow and every screen in Figma. I write the code in React Native or Flutter, so one build covers Android and iOS. I add bKash and Nagad, set up push alerts, and submit to both stores. I also answer on WhatsApp when a screen confuses your front desk. I have about five years of building apps and web systems for Bangladeshi businesses.
In a Dhaka or Sylhet app house, the senior who pitches you moves on to the next sale. Then a junior opens your project. Your brief passes through a salesman and a coder. The owner abroad who pays for it ends up furthest from the truth about his own app. With me, the person who agrees the scope is the person who writes the code. I also take calls across the UK and Sylhet time gap myself.
If you want the top mobile app development company in Sylhet, 'best' should mean something. My zone is real apps for customers and daily work. Think food ordering and delivery, restaurant loyalty, and property and NRB buyer apps. Think booking and payment apps for travel and Hajj agencies, clinic appointment and report apps, and retail and grocery stores. If you need a ride-hailing platform with live driver tracking for ten thousand users, I will tell you straight to hire a larger team.
Pricing is in BDT and fixed after one call. A fully custom app with a backend, admin panel, user accounts and bKash or Nagad payments starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Simpler apps fit my 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tiers when scope allows. Think of a single booking or catalogue app, or an app shell with push alerts over your current system. The smallest job is 50,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. You approve the full design before I write any code.
The 'best' tag should mean specifics, not a tagline. Here are six things a serious Sylhet business gets from me. Most local app shops quietly skip them.
In-app payment that really completes. I set up bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz and AamarPay with the OTP flow, IPN callbacks and refunds handled. Your Sylhet customer pays inside the app. They do not bounce to a browser and give up on the order.
I use React Native or Flutter, so one codebase ships to the Play Store and the App Store. I handle developer accounts, store listings, screenshots and review. The diaspora customer on an iPhone and the local on an Android can both find it.
Proper push alerts work from day one: order updates, payment receipts, an Eid offer, a fresh Hajj package. That is the gap between an app people delete after one open and one they keep on the home screen.
I test on real mid-range Symphony and Walton phones over Sylhet's real 4G, not just a fast office line. The app opens fast and does not eat data. That is the phone your customer in Subidbazar or Tilagor really holds.
An admin panel and live view the owner in London or Bradford can open to see orders, bookings and payments in real time. The owner abroad stops finding out a month late how the business did. The 2am phone fights over numbers stop too.
On launch you get the source code, the backend, the database, server access and the store accounts in your name. Hire a local Sylhet developer any year you like. Nothing about your app depends on one person's goodwill.
Two things often go wrong with app quotes in Sylhet, and a business funded from abroad hits both. First, the price bends once the firm senses a brother in the UK is paying. Walk along Zindabazar and you will pass 'IT solutions' signs on half the second floors. Behind most is a sales person, a junior who learned to code on YouTube, and a price that doubles when foreign money shows up. They know the investor abroad cannot drop in to chase the work or argue the bill.
Second, the cheap quote is usually not a real app. Ask hard and you find a WebView wrapper: your website in an empty shell, with no offline mode, no real push and no in-app bKash. The Play Store may reject it. It demos fine, then falls apart in the first week of real use, and the developer vanishes with your advance. 'Best' means the same quote for a tea stall in Sobhanighat or a restaurant chain in East London. It means a real app, not a website in a costume.
That is my lane, and it is why I never quote a custom app in 24 hours. First I want 30 to 60 minutes on a call, timed so the owner abroad joins live. You walk me through the real work. How does an order move from the customer's thumb to your kitchen? Where does the NRB buyer's payment status get lost? What does the owner in Bradford want to see? Do you need iOS? From that I write a one-page scope. You sign it, and it becomes the contract.
New features get discussed openly, never sprung as inflated 'change requests' at the end. You approve the Figma design before I write code. The price is fixed in BDT: custom apps from 3,00,000 BDT, simpler builds from 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank. On launch you get the source code, backend, store accounts, 30 days of free bug fixes and Bangla-English walkthroughs. The best mobile app development company in Sylhet builds an app your customers still open a year later.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Straight answers to what Sylhet business owners ask me in the first WhatsApp message about an app. Usually the family abroad is listening in.
A fully custom app with a backend, admin panel, user accounts and a payment option (bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz) starts from 3,00,000 BDT. A simpler booking or catalogue app, or a light app over your current system, may fit my 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tiers. The smallest job is 50,000 BDT. The price depends on one store or two, user roles, payment and SMS tools, an owner dashboard and design. I quote one fixed price after one scoping call, and UK money never raises it. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch.
Because you are almost never buying the same thing. That 50,000 taka quote also tends to climb once the shop learns a brother in the UK is paying. A cheap quote is usually a WebView wrapper: your website in an empty shell, with no real push, no in-app bKash and no offline mode. The Play Store sometimes rejects it. It breaks under real use. A real app is built around how your customers use a phone, by the senior who scoped it, at a price that does not move.
Yes. I build in React Native or Flutter, so one codebase ships to Android and iOS. I handle publishing from start to end. I set up your Google Play and Apple Developer accounts in your name. I write the listing, prepare screenshots and icons, and get through both reviews. Many Sylhet apps get stuck there, since WebView wrappers often get rejected. Android usually comes first, because local customers hold it. The diaspora customer on an iPhone matters too, so iOS is often worth adding. The accounts stay yours.
Yes. In-app payment is standard scope. I add bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz or AamarPay with the OTP flow, IPN callbacks and refunds done properly. Your customer pays inside the app instead of getting bounced to a browser, which is where cheap apps lose the sale. A restaurant gets order and payment in one flow. A flat developer sees an NRB buyer's London instalment on his unit at once. A travel agency tracks a Hajj deposit and balance across both countries. Gateways depend on your merchant accounts, sorted during scoping.
Yes to both. That is the whole point of most Sylhet apps I build. The owner abroad gets an admin dashboard on his phone with live orders, bookings, payments and daily takings. He stops finding out a month late how the business did. A Londoni customer can even pre-order before flying home for Eid. I deal with both sides myself: the manager in Sylhet for daily detail, the owner in London or Birmingham for approvals and budget, on WhatsApp, IMO or Zoom. No account manager and no junior losing messages.
I build the whole thing: the app and its backend, meaning the API, database, admin panel and any payment or SMS link. You own 100% of it. On launch I hand over the source code in your GitHub, the database, server access, store accounts in your name, setup notes and a short tech manual. You also get 30 days of free bug fixes and Bangla-English walkthroughs. There is no forced upkeep deal. A local Sylhet developer can take over any year.
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