I'm RH Fardin. I build web applications for Chattogram businesses - the dashboards, booking systems, customer portals and internal tools that an off-the-shelf website can't do. You deal with the person writing the code, start to finish.
~5 years building and shipping. One senior operator on every project. 50% advance, 50% on launch, with a design-approval guarantee before a single line of production code.
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Most Chattogram businesses I talk to don't actually need another brochure website. They need software. A clearing & forwarding agent near the port wants a job-tracking system so clients can see where their consignment is. An Agrabad trading house is drowning in Excel sheets and WhatsApp messages and needs one place to manage orders. A GEC-area clinic wants online appointment booking that doesn't double-book. That's web application development - and it's a different discipline from putting up a few pages.
Here's the honest distinction a lot of 'companies' in this city blur: a website shows information, a web application does work. Logins, roles, real-time data, payment flows, automated calculations, things that change when a user does something. That gap is exactly where projects go wrong when they're handed to a junior who's only ever built static pages. I've spent about five years building the second kind, so I know where the landmines are - data integrity, edge cases, what happens when two users hit the same record at once.
I work as a single senior operator. When you message me, you're not getting a sales person who hands you to a team you never meet. I scope it, I design it, I write it, I deploy it, and I'm the one who picks up the phone when something needs fixing after launch. For a web application - where one wrong assumption can cost you weeks - that direct line matters more than it does for a simple site.
I'm based in Bangladesh and I build for how people here actually behave: most of your users will open it on a phone over patchy mobile data, they expect bKash or Nagad to just work, and they'll abandon anything that feels heavy or confusing. Every application I ship is mobile-first and tested on real conditions, not just a fast laptop in a quiet room.
Not a feature list copied off a template. These are the things that decide whether a web application project in Chattogram succeeds or quietly dies after the second milestone.
The person who scopes your application is the person who codes it. No requirements lost in translation between a sales rep, a project manager and three juniors. Decisions get made fast and correctly.
Your buyers and staff in Chattogram live on their phones over mobile data. I build the application to load fast and work cleanly on a mid-range Android, not just a desktop demo.
If your app takes payments, it needs to handle bKash and Nagad the way Bangladeshi customers expect - not just a Stripe button nobody here can use. I wire in the local rails properly.
You sign off on the design and flows before I write production code. The design-approval guarantee means no nasty surprise at launch where the app does the opposite of what you pictured.
Logins, user roles, records that can't get corrupted when two people edit at once - the unglamorous engineering that separates a real web application from a pretty prototype that breaks in week three.
Clear tiers from 50,000 BDT, custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch. You know the koto-taka answer up front, not after a vague discovery call.
Chattogram isn't a generic market - it runs on trade, logistics and a density of small-to-mid trading houses you won't find in the same concentration anywhere else in the country. That shapes what businesses here actually need built. The recurring requests I get aren't 'make me a website', they're operational: a consignment or shipment tracker a C&F agent can give clients, an inventory and order system for an Agrabad importer juggling dozens of SKUs, a B2B portal where regular buyers place repeat orders without a phone call every time, a multi-branch booking or queue system for a GEC clinic or service business. None of that fits a template. It's all logic, roles and data - real web application work.
The trap I watch Chattogram businesses fall into is hiring on the lowest 'koto taka' quote and getting a static website dressed up as an application, or signing with an outfit that promises a team and delivers a rotating cast of juniors who each break what the last one built. A web application is something you'll run your business on for years, so the engineering underneath has to be sound and you have to be able to reach the person who built it.
That's the whole reason I keep it to one senior operator: when your order system hiccups during a busy week, you message me directly and I fix it - no ticket queue, no 'let me check with the developer'.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
The questions Chattogram business owners actually ask me before starting a web application build.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, with structured tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on scope. A genuinely custom web application - with logins, roles, payments and real business logic - starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch. I'll quote you a real number once I understand what the app needs to do, not a vague 'it depends'.
A website shows information. A web application does work - users log in, do things, and the system responds, stores data and calculates. Booking systems, dashboards, order management, customer portals and tracking tools are web applications. If you just need pages about your business, you don't need this; if you need software your team or customers operate, you do.
I'm one senior developer, and that's the point - 'top web application development company in Chattogram' usually means a sales team in front and juniors behind. With me, the person who scopes it builds it and supports it. For application work, that direct line and accountability beats a faceless team. Judge me on the build, not the org chart.
Yes. If your web application needs to take money, I integrate bKash and Nagad the way local customers actually pay - not just an international card gateway most people here can't use. I handle the integration, the confirmation flow and the records so your reconciliation isn't a mess.
It depends entirely on scope - a focused tool with a few flows is a matter of weeks, while a full multi-role system with payments and reporting takes longer. After we scope it, I give you a realistic timeline and stick to milestones. The design-approval step happens early so we're not rebuilding the core halfway through.
Yes. I'm based in Bangladesh and work with clients across Chattogram - Agrabad, GEC, the port area and beyond - and nationwide. Web application development is done remotely with calls and screen-shares, so location doesn't limit the build. Plenty of my communication happens over WhatsApp and quick calls, the way business actually runs here.
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