Mobile app development in Gulshan, built by the person who actually writes the code.
Most of your Gulshan customers will open your app on a mid-range Android with patchy data, not the latest iPhone. I build apps that load fast on those phones and take bKash and Nagad without breaking. They don't fall apart the week after launch. One senior developer, start to finish.
About 5 years building and shipping. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, and you approve the design before a single screen goes live.
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Many businesses fall into the same trap with mobile app development in Gulshan. They pay for a slick app demo that runs beautifully in a Banani office on office WiFi. Then it stalls the moment a real customer opens it in a CNG on Gulshan Avenue with two bars of signal.
If your app takes eight seconds to load a product list or freezes during checkout, that customer is gone. I build for the network your buyers actually have, not the one your demo machine has.
I'm RH Fardin. I design, write, test and ship every app myself. There's no account manager forwarding your messages to a junior in another room. And you'll never hear that the developer who built it left the company. When you message me about a bug, the person reading it wrote the line of code that caused it. For a serious Gulshan business that needs to move fast, that single point of contact is the whole point.
In practice, mobile app development in Gulshan means one of two things. The first is a customer-facing app for a retail brand, restaurant, salon or service business. The second is an internal tool that replaces the WhatsApp and Excel chaos your team is drowning in. I do both.
Either way, the first questions are the same. What does the app actually need to do? Who opens it? And what happens when their internet drops mid-action? I sort those out before I quote, not after.
Around five years of this work has taught me that the expensive mistakes happen in the first week, not the last. Vague scope, no plan for payments and no thought about who maintains it. So I'm blunt early. If an app is the wrong tool and a fast mobile website would do the job for a fraction of the cost, I'll tell you. Then you can keep your money.
These are specific things that matter for a mobile app built for Gulshan buyers, not a feature list copied off a template.
I wire payments in properly, so checkout works the way Dhaka actually pays. I test the full flow, including awkward cases like a failed transaction or a customer backing out mid-payment.
I test on mid-range Android, not just my own device. Most of your Gulshan customers aren't on flagship phones, and the app stays quick on theirs.
I handle the dropped-connection cases. The app won't lose a user's cart or crash when the network blinks out between Gulshan 1 and Gulshan 2.
You deal with the person building it, the whole way through. There's no agency layer, no junior learning on your budget and no handoff.
You sign off on every screen before I build it. No surprise at launch and no "that's not what I pictured" after the money's spent.
The app handles Bangla and English cleanly. It reads right for every customer instead of breaking on Bangla text or mixed input.
Everyone asks the price first, and they're right to. So here it is straight. App projects start at 50,000 BDT and run in tiers. 50,000 is for something focused and simple. 90,000 is for a real app with accounts and payments. 1,50,000 is for a bigger build with more moving parts.
Fully custom work with a serious backend and integrations starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance to start and 50% on launch. There's no retainer trap and no padded line items.
Why won't I quote a flat number over a single WhatsApp message? Because "an app" can mean ten very different things. A loyalty app for your Gulshan restaurant is not the same build as a delivery app with live tracking. Pretending they cost the same does you no favours.
Tell me what it has to do and who uses it, and I'll put you in the right tier honestly. If your idea truly needs the 3,00,000-plus custom range, I'll say so up front. If it doesn't, I won't pretend it does to inflate the invoice.
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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Straight answers to what Gulshan businesses actually ask before they hire someone to build an app.
It starts at 50,000 BDT. The tiers are 50,000 for a focused app, 90,000 for one with accounts and payments, and 1,50,000 for a larger build. Fully custom work starts at 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% to start and 50% on launch. The tier depends on what the app does, so I'll quote properly once I know the scope.
Yes. For most Gulshan businesses, I build cross-platform so one codebase runs on both. That keeps cost and maintenance sane. Most of your traffic will be Android, so I test it first. But iPhone users get a proper experience too.
Yes, and I test the whole flow, not just the happy path. That includes a failed payment or someone abandoning checkout. Those are the cases that quietly lose you sales if they're left broken.
That's exactly what I build for. I test on mid-range devices, because that's what most of your customers carry. An app that only feels fast on a flagship phone is a half-finished app.
Honest answer: sometimes a fast mobile website does the job for far less. If your buyers come once and convert, you may not need an app. If you need push notifications, offline use or repeat-use loyalty, an app earns its cost. I'll tell you which one fits before you spend.
I can. The same person who built it stays available for fixes and updates. So there's no "the developer left" black hole. We can sort out ongoing support after launch, but you're never stuck with code nobody understands.
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