I'm RH Fardin - a solo app designer and developer who personally scopes, designs, codes and ships every app I take on. No agency floor, no junior inheriting your build after the sales call, no project manager relaying your messages back three days late. If you run a business in Uttara - a clinic near House Building, a coaching centre off Garib-e-Newaz Avenue, a restaurant or F-commerce page taking orders by the airport road - you get one senior person who tells you on the first call whether you even need a real app, and then builds the right thing.
~5 years building for Bangladeshi businesses. Apps and app-grade builds priced from 50,000 BDT, custom from 3,00,000 BDT, 50% advance / 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank, and a design-approval guarantee so you sign off on every screen before code is written.
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Here's the conversation I have almost every week with an Uttara owner. A coaching centre near Rajlokkhi wants 'an app for students'. A boutique in Sector 13 saw a competitor's app and wants one too. A clinic on Garib-e-Newaz Avenue was told a Play Store app would 'look professional'. Then I ask the only question that matters - what do you actually want the app to do? - and nine times out of ten the honest answer is: take bookings, send class notices, show a menu and accept orders, or let regulars reorder fast. None of that needs a heavy native build that takes six months and eats three to four lakh. It needs the right tool, scoped honestly. The reason a lot of app shops in Uttara won't say that out loud is simple: the biggest invoice is the full native build, so that's what they quote, whether you need it or not.
I work differently because I'm one person, and the person who sits with you and figures out what you really need is the same person who designs the screens, writes the code, wires up bKash and Nagad, and answers your WhatsApp at 11pm the night before launch. When you hire me as your mobile app development company in Uttara, nothing gets translated through a salesperson to a project manager to a junior coder who never sat in your meeting. The brief stays in one head from the first call to go-live. That single line of accountability is the whole reason the app ends up matching what you asked for instead of what someone three desks away guessed - and it's exactly what an owner who's already been burned once is looking for.
I'll also be straight about where solo is the right fit and where it isn't, because pretending otherwise is how clients get hurt. My zone is tight, well-built apps that real Bangladeshi users will actually keep on their phone: a Progressive Web App that installs straight from Chrome and feels native, a hybrid app wrapping a clean web product, a booking or ordering or fee-collection app, a marketing companion app where design and conversion matter more than raw engineering scale. If you need a native iOS-and-Android build with offline sync, live chat and maps for a hundred thousand users on day one, you should hire a 12-person team, and I'll tell you that on the first call instead of taking your advance and learning on your money.
And then the question every Uttara owner asks first - koto taka. I'll answer it plainly. App-grade work starts in my fixed tiers of 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT for a PWA or a tightly-scoped single-purpose app, and a proper custom app with a real backend, accounts, user roles and payment integration starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Everything runs 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. I'd rather give you the honest number and scope in the first conversation than walk you through three meetings and a proposal built to make a simple problem sound like a lakh-eating platform. Anyone in Uttara quoting you 20,000 taka for 'a Play Store app' is selling you a broken WebView that'll embarrass you in front of your own customers. If you've been searching 'mobile app development uttara bd' and getting a wall of identical agency pages, this is the difference: one senior who quotes the real number first and builds the right thing.
Not a 'why us' grid copied off an agency brochure - this is what commissioning a mobile app in Uttara from a single accountable developer looks like in practice.
On the first call I tell you whether you need a native app, a PWA, or a website with a great mobile UX. Most Uttara owners are quoted for the heaviest build and pay twice - I scope for the job, not the invoice.
The person who learns your business is the person who designs, codes, ships and supports the app. Your requirements never get lost across the sales-to-PM-to-junior chain most Uttara app shops run on.
In-app collection via bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz and card - real OTP flows, IPN callbacks and reconciliation, not a 'phase two' promise. Your patients, students and customers pay the way they already do, with SMS confirmations they trust.
Your users are on mid-range Androids with 4G that drops in airport-road traffic and the metro, not a developer's iPhone in a quiet room. I design and test for that reality so the app stays fast, light and on the phone instead of uninstalled.
An app nobody opens is dead money. I build for a real reason to return - fast reorders, booking reminders, class notices, loyalty - in Bangla-friendly UI your actual buyer in Sector 11 or 12 will use, not a glossy demo that gets deleted in a week.
One number on the quote, 50% advance and 50% on launch - no padded hours, no 'out of scope' emails. On launch you get the source, accounts and documentation, plus a design-approval guarantee so you sign off every screen before a line is written.
Almost every Uttara owner who walks in asking for an app actually needs one of three very different things, and the gap between them is lakhs of taka. The first is a Progressive Web App - it installs straight from Chrome with no Play Store wait, works from one codebase on Android and iPhone, loads fast on weak airport-road signal, and for a clinic taking bookings, a coaching centre pushing notices, or a restaurant near Sector 7 showing a menu and accepting orders, it does everything a 'real app' would at a fraction of the cost and time. The second is a hybrid app that wraps a clean, well-built web product and ships to the Play Store and App Store when you genuinely need the store presence and push notifications. The third is a full native build - the heaviest, slowest, most expensive option, right for a serious product with offline needs and real scale, and wrong for most of the briefs that land in my inbox from Uttara. The shops that quote first and ask questions never usually push the native build because it's the biggest invoice. I'll tell you which of the three fits your business before you pay a taka, and I'll show you why.
So here's the honest test, before you spend anything. Ask what your app must do on day one. If it's 'let people find us, book, see prices and pay' - that's a PWA or a tightly-scoped app, and it lands in my 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT tiers, not a three-lakh project. If it's 'run a real product with accounts, user roles, dashboards and payments that has to scale' - that's the custom track from 3,00,000 BDT, and I'll scope it sprint by sprint. And if it's 'my customers already find my Facebook page, message me, then disappear' - that's not an app problem at all; it's a response-time and landing-page problem, and a new app would just burn money faster. Five years of building for Bangladeshi businesses taught me that the fastest way to lose an Uttara client's trust is to sell them a heavier app than they needed - so I'd rather start small, ship something your customers actually keep, and grow it than hand you a lakh-heavy native quote on day one and hope you sign before you ask the right question.
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The questions Uttara business owners actually ask me before we start - answered straight, no proposal-speak.
Straight answer: a Progressive Web App or a tightly-scoped single-purpose app - bookings, ordering, fee collection - fits my fixed tiers of 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT. A proper custom app with a real backend, accounts, user roles and payment integration starts at 3,00,000 BDT, and the smallest engagement I take is 50,000 BDT. The number depends on what the app must do, how many user roles, which integrations (bKash, Nagad, SMS, maps) and whether it needs to be on the Play Store and App Store. I quote one fixed price after a scoping call, not a vague range to drag you into more meetings. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank. And if someone in Uttara quotes you 20,000 taka for 'a Play Store app', that's a broken WebView - walk away.
Because with most companies the senior who impresses you in the pitch is rarely the one who builds your app - it gets handed to a junior once the contract is signed, and your requirements get translated through people who never sat in the first meeting. With me there's no handoff. The person who learns your business is the person who designs, codes, ships and supports it, and answers your WhatsApp directly when something breaks. For an Uttara owner who's already paid for an app that didn't match what they asked for, that single point of accountability is the entire value. The trade is honest: I take fewer projects, so you get senior attention instead of being one of forty builds on a team lead's screen. You can verify my work at rhfardin.com before we start.
Honestly, most Uttara businesses don't need a native build. A Progressive Web App installs straight from Chrome, skips the Play Store wait, runs from one codebase on Android and iPhone, and handles bookings, ordering, menus, notices and bKash payments - everything a clinic, coaching centre, restaurant or boutique here usually wants - at a fraction of native cost and time. You truly need native or a hybrid store app when you require heavy offline use, deep device features, push notifications you can't live without, or real scale. I'll tell you which one fits on the first call instead of defaulting to the biggest invoice - that decision alone often saves an Uttara owner two to three lakh.
Yes, when your project genuinely needs store presence I build a hybrid app and handle the technical side of publishing to both Google Play and the Apple App Store - the build configuration, store listing assets and submission. You'll need your own developer accounts (Google Play is a one-time fee, Apple is a yearly fee, both paid directly to the platforms) and for the Apple store specifically a Mac isn't something you need - that's my side. I'll also be honest if your app would launch faster and cheaper as a PWA that installs from the browser without any store at all, because for a lot of Uttara businesses that's the smarter route.
Yes - this is standard scope, not an add-on. I've integrated bKash Merchant and Tokenized Checkout, Nagad Merchant, SSLCommerz and AamarPay in past projects, including the OTP flows, IPN callbacks, refund cases and reconciliation. You apply for the merchant accounts yourself (KYC, TIN, bank documents) and I handle the full technical integration so your patients, students or customers can pay in-app the way they already do, with SMS confirmations they trust. For an Uttara business where most buyers reach for bKash before a card, getting this flow right is the difference between a checkout that completes and a cart that's abandoned.
A PWA or simple single-purpose app is usually 3 to 5 weeks from cleared advance to launch; a custom app with payments, accounts and a dashboard is 8 to 12 weeks, scoped sprint by sprint. I don't start the clock until your advance clears and you've signed off the design - which is what the design-approval guarantee covers: you see and approve every screen before I write production code, so if a screen doesn't match how your customers or staff actually work, we fix it on paper, not after launch. The balance is due only when the app is live and you've approved it, and on launch you get the source code, accounts and documentation with no forced maintenance contract.
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