Built for Bangladesh, not borrowed from a template
Why most app projects in BD stall, and how this one doesn't
The pattern is familiar in mobile app development in BD. A founder pays an agency 2 to 3 lakh taka up front and gets a polished pitch deck. Then they chase WhatsApp replies for six months while juniors recycle a template. By the time the APK arrives, the bKash link is broken. The app crashes on a 30,000 taka Symphony phone. The Play Store rejects it for a missing privacy policy. That is the default outcome, and this page exists to prevent it.
I am RH Fardin, a solo developer. I write the code myself and set up the bKash and Nagad merchant flows. I push the build to your Play Console and App Store Connect. No account manager, no offshore subcontract, and no surprise team of juniors. You message me, and I reply, usually within a few hours on working days.
I have about 5 years of shipping Android, iOS and cross-platform apps, using Flutter and React Native. I build them for BD founders, freelancers and small operators. So I have already debugged the boring stuff that kills launches.
Pricing is honest and posted. 50,000 BDT buys a focused MVP: one core flow, login, a basic backend and one platform. 90,000 BDT buys a fuller cross-platform build with payments and push. 1,50,000 BDT buys a production-grade app with an admin panel, analytics, and submission to both stores. Anything beyond that is quoted from 3,00,000 BDT. That includes multi-role apps, real-time chat, IoT and custom hardware.
You pay half in advance and half on launch. Nothing hidden, no platform fee, and no maintenance lock-in.
Every project ships with a design-approval guarantee. You sign off on Figma screens before I write a single line of Dart or Swift. If the design is not right, we keep refining it, with no extra invoice. The app is yours: source code, signing keys, Play Console ownership, all of it. You can hire any developer in Bangladesh later. That is the deal.
See pricing in BDT