Custom software service, Dhaka
Software shaped around your real workflow — not a template you have to bend around
Most Dhaka business owners I meet don't actually need a fancy ERP. They need one screen where their three sales agents can drop a lead, mark it as called, attach a bKash payment screenshot, and assign it to delivery. They've tried Google Sheets — it gets messy by month two. They've tried off-the-shelf SaaS — it either doesn't speak Bangla, doesn't accept Nagad, or costs more in monthly fees than the whole problem is worth. That's the gap a custom software development service in Dhaka should be filling, and that's what I build.
I'm RH Fardin and I've spent roughly five years writing software that runs quietly in the background of small and mid-sized businesses across Dhaka — admin dashboards for ecommerce brands in Bashundhara, order intake tools for restaurants in Dhanmondi, inventory trackers for parts traders in Old Dhaka, attendance and payroll calculators for offices that finally got tired of paper registers. None of it is showroom software. All of it is functional, fast, and built to be used by staff who learned it in twenty minutes.
The way I work is deliberately simple. We start with a free call where I ask what your day actually looks like — who clicks what, what gets printed, where money moves, where mistakes happen. I write down the workflow in plain language. You approve it. I design the screens in Figma. You approve those. Only then do I write code. That order matters: it's the reason my projects don't go three months over schedule like the agency horror stories you've heard from friends in Motijheel.
I don't outsource. I don't subcontract to a junior in another district. The discovery call, the wireframes, the database schema, the backend routes, the frontend, the deployment, the handover documentation — all me. When something breaks two months after launch, you message me directly on WhatsApp. There's no support ticket number and no "my developer is on leave."
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