I'm RH Fardin - a solo web application developer who personally scopes, designs, codes and ships every browser-based system I take on. No agency floor, no junior inheriting your project after the sales call. If you run something in Uttara that has outgrown a spreadsheet - a flat-booking dashboard for a sector developer, a parent portal for a coaching centre, a booking system for a travel agency near the airport - you get one senior person who builds the whole thing and answers when it breaks.
~5 years building web apps and websites for Bangladeshi businesses. One senior operator on every project. Engagements from 50,000 BDT, custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT, 50% advance / 50% on launch, and a design-approval guarantee so you sign off on every screen before development starts.
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Here's where most Uttara owners are when they start looking for the best web application development company in Uttara. They already have a website. What they don't have is the thing they actually keep needing: a system several people log into, from different places, on different phones, and all see the same live data. A developer selling flats across Sectors 11, 13 and 18 wants a booking dashboard his three sales agents update in real time so two of them never promise the same unit. A coaching centre near Rajlokkhi wants parents to log in and see attendance and fees on their own phones instead of fielding fifty calls a month. That isn't a website problem and it isn't desktop software - it's a web application, and it's a genuinely different build.
I work as one person who builds the whole web app, not a pipeline that resells templates. When you hire me, the senior who sits with you and maps every login, role and screen is the same senior who writes the backend, builds the database, wires up bKash or Nagad, and replies on WhatsApp at 11pm when a number looks wrong. Nothing gets translated from a salesperson to a project manager to a junior coder. For a web app that is the whole game - because the value is in the edge cases (what happens when two agents open the same flat, what the parent sees if a fee is half-paid, what the admin can undo), and edge cases are exactly what gets lost in a handoff. One brain from the first call to go-live is why the app ends up matching how Uttara actually works.
And a web app for an Uttara business lives on phones, in Bangla, paid the way people here pay. Your sales agent updates the booking dashboard from a flat viewing on a mid-range Android, not a desk. The parent checking fees is on 4G in the back of a CNG. So every screen I build is tested on real phones over a real connection before it ships, amounts render in clean lakh-crore formatting, and where money changes hands the app takes bKash and Nagad natively with SMS confirmations people trust - not a redirect to a half-broken English checkout. In a market where most 'companies' build for a 27-inch monitor and bolt mobile on at the end, building phone-first and BD-first from day one is most of why the app actually gets used.
I'll be straight about money, because in Uttara it's the first question. A real web app - logins, roles, a live database, at least one workflow that matters - is a custom build from 3,00,000 BDT. A smaller, single-purpose tool can sometimes fit my fixed tiers of 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT if the scope genuinely allows it, and the smallest engagement I take is 50,000 BDT. Everything is 50% advance, 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. I'd rather give you the honest number and a clear feature list in the first call than run you through three meetings and a proposal built to make a focused tool sound like a lakh-eating platform.
Not a feature checklist lifted off an agency brochure - this is what commissioning a login-based web application in Uttara from a single accountable developer looks like in practice.
Roles, permissions and what each person can see and undo are scoped before any code is written. Your agent, your accounts person and your admin each get their own view - not one shared screen everyone fights over.
The person who maps your workflow writes the code and supports it after launch. Your app's edge cases never get lost across the sales-to-PM-to-junior handoff that most web shops in Uttara run on.
Built for several people working at once from different places - two agents on the same booking board, three branches on one dashboard - with live data, so nobody is acting on a stale copy of the truth.
Most of your users open the app on a mid-range Android over Uttara 4G, not a laptop. Every screen is tested on real phones and slow connections before launch, never just on a big monitor.
Where the app collects money, bKash Merchant, Nagad and SSLCommerz are real scope - OTP flows, IPN callbacks and reconciliation - so your buyers, students or tenants pay the way they already do, with SMS they trust.
On launch you get the source code, database, server access and docs. Bring in an in-house dev anytime - nothing is held hostage - plus a design-approval guarantee: you sign off every screen before it's built.
These three get sold as if they're interchangeable, and they aren't. A website is your shopfront - it tells a stranger in Uttara you exist and gets them to call; that's a 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT job and probably not why you're on this page. Desktop software lives on one machine in your office and is great until the person who needs it is at a flat viewing in Sector 18 or working from home. A web application is the one your team and your customers open in a browser from anywhere, all seeing the same live data at the same time - and that 'from anywhere, together, live' part is exactly what most Uttara businesses are missing once they grow past a single overloaded spreadsheet. If your pain is 'we're busy and people keep acting on out-of-date information,' you almost certainly need a web app, not a prettier website and not a program stuck on one desk.
Here's the honest test before you spend anything. Count the people who need to be looking at the same information at the same time from different places. If the answer is one or two and they're always in the office, a shared spreadsheet or a small desktop tool may genuinely be enough - I'll tell you so rather than upsell you. But the moment it's three sales agents across three sectors, or sixty parents wanting to check fees on their own phones, or two branches of a coaching centre that have to share one student list, you've crossed into web-app territory and a spreadsheet will keep failing you in expensive, quiet ways - double-booked flats, fees nobody can reconcile, an admin who's the only one who knows the real numbers. That's the 3,00,000 BDT-and-up custom track. Sometimes a single tightly-scoped tool - one booking board, one parent portal, one order screen - honestly fits the 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tier, and if it does, I'll scope it small and let you grow it rather than quote a lakh-heavy platform on day one. Five years building for Bangladeshi businesses taught me the fastest way to lose an Uttara client's trust is to sell them more system than the problem needs.
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The questions Uttara business owners actually ask me before we start a web-app build - answered straight, no proposal-speak.
Straight answer: a real web app with logins, user roles, a live database and at least one core workflow is a custom build from 3,00,000 BDT. A smaller single-purpose tool - one booking board, one parent portal, one order screen - can sometimes fit my fixed 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tiers, and the smallest engagement I take is 50,000 BDT. The number depends on how many roles you need, which integrations (bKash, Nagad, SMS), and how much reporting. I give you 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 transfer.
Because with most companies, the senior who impresses you in the pitch is rarely the one who builds your app - it's handed to a junior after the contract is signed, and your requirements get translated through people who never sat in the original meeting. With a web app that's where it goes wrong, because the value is in the edge cases and edge cases die in handoffs. With me there is no handoff: the person who learns your business designs, codes, launches and supports it. For an Uttara owner who's already paid for software that didn't match what they asked for, that single point of accountability is the whole value. You can verify my work at rhfardin.com before we start.
A website is mostly read-only - a stranger lands on it, reads about you, and calls. A web application is something people log into and do work in: agents update a booking dashboard, parents check fees, an admin runs reports, all from a browser on any device, all seeing the same live data. If several people in different places need the same up-to-date information at once, that's a web app. Plenty of Uttara businesses have a perfectly fine website and are still drowning in a shared spreadsheet - that gap is exactly what a web app fills, and I'll tell you honestly which one your business actually needs.
My zone is small-to-mid custom web apps for BD businesses with 1-5 roles, a clean admin panel, bKash or Nagad collection where needed, SMS notifications, role-based permissions and reporting. In Uttara that's typically flat-booking and sales dashboards for sector-based real-estate developers, student-and-fees portals for coaching centres around Rajlokkhi and Jasimuddin, booking systems for travel and Hajj agencies near the airport, multi-branch inventory and order tools, and tenant or society portals for housing complexes. If you need a 200-screen ERP for a thousand-staff operation, I'll refer you to a larger team rather than overreach.
Yes - where the app collects money this is standard scope, not an add-on. I've integrated bKash Merchant and Tokenized Checkout, Nagad Merchant, SSLCommerz and AamarPay, including the OTP flows, IPN callbacks, refund cases and reconciliation reports. You apply for the merchant accounts yourself (KYC, TIN, bank documents) and I handle the full technical integration so your buyers, students or tenants can pay the way they already do, with SMS confirmations they trust rather than a redirect to a clunky English checkout.
A tightly-scoped single-workflow app in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range is usually 4 to 6 weeks from the day the advance lands; a 3,00,000 BDT-and-up custom build with multiple roles, payments and reporting is typically 8 to 14 weeks. I don't promise two-week timelines - in Uttara anyone who does is shipping a template or planning to vanish. The design-approval guarantee means you see and sign off the full screen-by-screen design before I write the backend, so if the screens don't match how your team works we fix it on paper, not in production - and the 50% balance is due only when the app is live and you've approved it.
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