About the work
One senior person from idea to App Store
Most Bangladeshi founders who reach me with an app idea have already burned 1,50,000 to 4,00,000 BDT on a half-built app that no one can run, login screens that crash on 4G, and an APK file the previous developer refuses to update. That is the story I hear over and over, from Dhaka SaaS founders to Chattogram retailers trying to launch a delivery app. The problem is almost never the idea. The problem is that an agency assigned three juniors to it, stopped replying after the 50% advance, and quietly killed the project.
I run things differently because I have to. I am one person, so I cannot hide. The scope you agreed to is the scope I build. The wireframes I show you become the screens you tap. The price I quote is the price you pay, split 50% advance and 50% on launch, no surprise invoices for a settings screen that was always in the spec.
For mobile work in Bangladesh, I default to React Native or Flutter unless your app has a genuine reason to be fully native (heavy camera, AR, deep iOS integration). Cross-platform means one codebase for iOS and Android, which is the difference between a 90,000 BDT MVP that ships and a 4,00,000 BDT MVP that doesn't. For the backend I use a clean REST or GraphQL API, hosted in a region close to Bangladesh so a buyer in Sylhet on 4G doesn't wait 6 seconds for the home screen.
Around five years of shipping web and mobile products in this market has taught me what actually breaks: bKash deep links, Android version fragmentation (you will still meet people on Android 9), Play Store review rejections for not declaring SMS permissions correctly, and the truly painful one — buyers who download, look at your sign-up form for three seconds, and uninstall. Every screen I design is built around that three-second window.
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