About the work
One senior person from idea to App Store
Most founders who reach me about mobile app development in Bangladesh have already been burned. They spent 1,50,000 to 4,00,000 BDT on a half-built app that no one can run. The login screens crash on 4G. The previous developer refuses to update the APK file. I hear this story 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 put three juniors on it. Then 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. You get 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. I only go fully native when your app has a real reason, like heavy camera use, AR or deep iOS features. Cross-platform means one codebase for iOS and Android. That's 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. I host it in a region close to Bangladesh, so a buyer in Sylhet on 4G doesn't wait 6 seconds for the home screen.
About five years of shipping web and mobile products in this market has taught me what breaks. bKash deep links break. Android versions vary a lot, and you will still meet people on Android 9. The Play Store rejects apps that don't declare SMS permissions correctly. The truly painful one is buyers who download, look at your sign-up form for three seconds, and uninstall. I build every screen around that three-second window.
See pricing in BDT