Your Chittagong business outgrew Excel and the WhatsApp group three orders ago. You need real software, built by one senior developer who answers you directly. Not a Dhaka team you will chase for months.
I'm RH Fardin, a freelance web app developer in Chittagong. I build the log-in-and-work kind of software. Think order dashboards, inventory tools, C&F job trackers and distributor portals. I build them for port-city trading firms, importers and service businesses drowning in spreadsheets. I scope the workflow, write the code and deploy it. I also answer your WhatsApp when something breaks at the worst time. Builds start at 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance and 50% on launch.
About 5 years of building live web apps. A solo senior operator working with Chattogram firms, with no juniors and no resellers. Custom internal tools from 50,000 BDT, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank.
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Most firms find a freelance web app developer in Chittagong the same way. It starts with a mess. An importer in Agrabad tracks LC numbers, shipment ETAs and pending duty across four Excel files. There is also a WhatsApp group with the C&F agent. A wholesale distributor near Khatunganj takes stockist orders one phone call at a time. Then someone types them again into a register. A clinic off CDA Avenue chases follow-ups on paper.
Nothing is broken, at first. Then two people edit the same sheet, or an order gets billed twice. Or a shipment slips through because nobody owned the reminder. That is the moment you stop needing a website and start needing a web app. It has logins, roles, and a database that updates all day. Each person gets a screen that shows exactly what is theirs to do.
I'm the only person on your project. The one who replies to your first message also writes your login logic and designs your order table. I set up your hosting and push the final build. There is no Dhaka account manager forwarding your email two days later. No junior learns Node.js on your timeline. No PM whose whole job is to schedule the meeting that explains why nothing shipped.
Before I write live code, I walk through your real workflow with you on a call. Who logs in, and what do they need to see? What are the four or five actions that move money or goods? I scope that on paper first. The design-approval guarantee applies here too. We do not start the real build until you sign off on the screens. What you approve is what you get.
The stack stays boring on purpose, so it lasts. React or Next.js on the front, and Node.js or Laravel on the back. MySQL or Postgres holds your data, and it all runs somewhere you own. Every login, from the GitHub repo to the domain, hosting and database, is in your name from day one. Nothing sits on my personal account for now, to quietly lock you in.
If you hire another developer next year, they clone the repo, read the handover doc, and get to work. That is the difference between hiring a senior operator and hiring a hostage situation.
I take one or two app builds at a time, on purpose. Real software needs a person paying attention to it, not a name on an invoice. That is the honest trade-off of hiring solo. You get real senior attention, but not unlimited capacity. So the koto taka question gets a straight answer up front.
A small internal tool starts at 50,000 BDT. The standard tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. A full multi-module app starts at 3,00,000 BDT, after a proper scoping call. You pay 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and 50% on launch.
This is not a feature list from a brochure. These are the things that decide whether your software is still running, and trusted, in month six.
Before any code, I map your roles, your screens, and the few actions that really drive your business. The app fits how your Chattogram firm already works. It is not a generic CRM template you will fight forever.
You talk to the developer, not a middleman. If a quick Google Meet or WhatsApp call nails down a tricky requirement faster, we do that. No trading half-understood voice notes with a big team in Dhaka.
Order tracking, inventory, supplier and stockist portals, C&F job status, and LC and shipment logs. This is the plain software that runs port-city trading. I have built these screens, not just read about them.
If your app takes payments, I add bKash Tokenized Checkout, Nagad or SSLCommerz with proper webhook handling. A failed payment never leaves a half-finished order rotting in your database.
The GitHub repo, domain, hosting and database logins are all in your name from day one. You also get a written handover doc. Switch developers next year, and nothing is held hostage.
Your staff will use this on mid-range Android phones over uneven city 4G, not laptops in an AC office. I build the dashboards to load fast and stay usable on the exact phones your team carries.
Most Chittagong businesses that ask me for a web app need one of two very different things. Mixing them up wastes real money. The first is an internal tool. That is software your own staff log into to run the business. It could be an order desk for your wholesale work, or a shipment and duty tracker for an import firm. It could be a job board your C&F team and clients both see, or a clinic's appointment and follow-up panel.
You are not selling that software. You are replacing the four Excel files and the WhatsApp chaos that quietly cost you orders. These tools are contained, and they pay for themselves fast in saved hours and fewer mistakes. Most start in the 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range. The second is a product: a SaaS or marketplace you plan to sell to other businesses or the public. That is a longer build, with subscriptions, multiple tenants and onboarding flows. It starts at 3,00,000 BDT because the scope really is larger.
Here is the blunt part. Many cheap web app quotes in Facebook freelance groups are neither. They are a Bootstrap template with a login form bolted on top, a website wearing a password. It demos fine. Then it falls apart the first week your staff put real data through it. Nobody mapped what happens when two people edit the same order. Nobody decided how a cancelled payment should behave, or who can see whose numbers.
A real web app developer scopes those rules before touching code. So in our first call, I ask plainly which of the three you need. If a simpler website would do the job for less, I tell you honestly. I only quote the app once I understand the workflow it has to run. That one talk has saved Chattogram founders more money than any discount ever has.
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
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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.
These are the questions Chittagong business owners really ask me on WhatsApp before they hire a freelance web app developer.
A small internal tool starts at 50,000 BDT. That includes login, two or three user roles, a working dashboard and basic reports. The standard tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. The price depends on how many modules, roles and links to other systems the workflow needs. A full custom multi-module app or a SaaS product starts at 3,00,000 BDT, quoted after a proper scoping call. You pay 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and 50% on launch. No surprise add-ons after we agree the scope.
The common ones here are order dashboards for wholesale and distribution firms, and inventory and stock tools. I build shipment and LC trackers for importers. I build C&F job portals where your team and clients see the same updates. I also build distributor and stockist portals, and appointment or follow-up panels for clinics and service firms. The common thread is simple. People log in to do daily work, not just read a company profile.
I work remotely with businesses in Chattogram, and I keep it simple. We do the kickoff, reviews and sign-off on Google Meet or WhatsApp. You get one person you can hold to account. Many profiles that advertise Chittagong app development really pass everything to a hidden team. With me, the person you talk to is the person who writes, deploys and maintains your software.
A website mostly shows information: services, about, contact, and maybe a blog. A web app has users who log in and do work. They place orders, assign C&F jobs, update stock, or view a dashboard of their own numbers. Does your project need logins, roles, reports, and a database that changes all day? Then you need a web app. I build both and price them very differently. In the first call, I tell you honestly which one you really need.
A small internal tool at the 50,000 BDT tier usually takes three to four weeks from kickoff. A mid-size build at 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT runs six to ten weeks. A full custom app from 3,00,000 BDT usually takes three to five months. I split it into one to two week sprints, with a video update at the end of each. The clock starts once the advance is paid and I have your real workflow details. Late or vague requirements usually cause delays, not coding speed.
No, you walk away with everything. The GitHub repo is under your account. The domain, hosting and database logins are in your name. A written handover doc explains how the code is laid out and where each business rule lives. I would rather you stay because the software keeps working well, not because leaving is painful. One-developer lock-in is exactly the trap I refuse to build.
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