Web application development in Chittagong: real software that runs your operation, built by one senior developer who answers your WhatsApp.
I build web applications for Chattogram businesses that have outgrown the notebook and the shared Excel file. Think import-export ledgers off Agrabad and dues tracking for Khatunganj wholesalers. Think order portals for distributors who feed retailers across the city. I plan, code and ship dashboards, role-based logins, stock and order systems and customer portals. One senior developer does it all, and nothing goes to a junior. Prices start at 50,000 BDT. You pay 50% up front by bKash, Nagad or bank, and 50% on launch.
About 5 years building real software in Bangladesh. One senior developer, no juniors. You approve every screen and data flow before I write the backend. You own the code.
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Here is the talk I have most often with owners looking for web application development in Chittagong. Last year, someone paid 70,000 or 80,000 taka for an "app" or a "portal." It turned out to be a WordPress site with a login plugin on top. It can't control who sees what, and it can't change the status of an order or a shipment. When two staff edit the same record, the numbers stop matching.
So the business slowly went back to the Excel file and the WhatsApp group. Now they are searching again. This time they want to know one thing first. How do you tell real software from a dressed-up website before you pay anyone a second advance?
The short answer is that a website tells people you exist. A web application runs part of how your business works. It has logins, user roles, records that update, statuses that change and reports your staff act on. Maybe your team matches stock across three spreadsheets that never agree. Maybe they chase retailer dues through old WhatsApp chats. Maybe only one person knows which container has cleared customs. That is a software gap, not a design gap, and it is the gap I build for.
The Chattogram version of that gap has its own shape, because this is a port city. The work centers on import-export and commodity wholesale off Khatunganj. It also covers distribution to the bazaars, garments and EPZ vendors, and the freight that moves through Agrabad and the docks.
I am RH Fardin, and I am the only person who touches your build. I run the discovery call where we map how your orders, stock or shipments really move. I design the screens and the data model, then write the front end, the backend and the database. I add bKash or Nagad where money is involved. I am also the WhatsApp line you message when something needs fixing before the morning shift.
That is about five years of shipping working software for Bangladeshi businesses, with one person responsible for the whole project. No salesperson oversells you. No project manager passes your bug report through three people. No junior relearns your business from a half-written brief. That is exactly why a solo engineer can beat a named dev shop on a build like this.
My prices are fixed and honest. They are the same whether you search web application development Chittagong or web application development Chittagong BD. 50,000 BDT is the floor. It buys a focused app with a login, a clean dashboard and one core workflow done properly. 90,000 BDT buys a multi-module system, such as an order or stock tool with roles, records and reports your staff really use.
1,50,000 BDT buys a deeper build. It has several user types, bKash or Nagad payment flows, customer portals and data you can export. Fully custom software starts from 3,00,000 BDT. That covers multi-warehouse logistics, multi-company dashboards and links to your current accounts or ERP. It is always 50% advance and 50% on launch. You sign off every screen and data flow before I build the backend.
Here are six things I build into every web app, starting at the 50,000 BDT tier. None of them is a paid extra. Together they decide if your app runs your operation for years or gets dropped for Excel in three months.
Roles, records, status changes and reports. I model the real process your spreadsheets are failing at, and I model it properly. It is not a website with a login dropped on top. That is what most Chittagong firms got sold the first time.
I design the database with the right keys and rules. Two staff can edit the same order or stock count and still see one number, not three. When your records grow from hundreds to tens of thousands, the app still holds up.
Who changed which dues? Who marked the shipment cleared? Who edited the price? The app logs each change with a time stamp. In a Khatunganj or Agrabad business, money moves on trust. Knowing who did what is half the reason to leave the notebook behind.
Your app may touch money through retailer dues, customer checkout or payment checks. If so, I build and test bKash and Nagad flows around how buyers here really pay from a phone. The records match up inside the app. I add card gateways only if you truly sell abroad.
Your clerks and field staff use mid-range Androids on patchy 4G. They work in a godown off Agrabad, on the road to the port, or inside a Reaz Uddin Bazar stall. I build the dashboard to load and work where they stand, not just on office fiber in a demo.
On launch you get the source code, database and server logins in one document. The app runs on an account in your name. Fire me the next day and you still walk away with the whole app. Most local 'companies' quietly fail this test on software.
This is the most useful thing I can give a Chittagong owner shopping for web application development. It is where most of the money in this city gets wasted. Three questions sort it out. One: can it enforce roles? Can the cashier be blocked from profit margins while the owner sees everything? A login that shows everyone the same screen is not roles. It is just a password.
Two: can a record change state and keep a history? An order should move from placed to packed to delivered, and a shipment from booked to cleared to received. The app should remember who moved it and when. Three: do the numbers stay right as records pile up and many people use it at once? If a vendor can't answer all three, you are buying a brochure with a login. You will be back in Excel by the next Eid.
What I build is the opposite, scoped to ship, not to impress. After about five years of briefs from Bangladeshi businesses, Chattogram requests fall into a few clear shapes. One is an order and dues portal for a distributor who feeds retailers across Reaz Uddin Bazar and beyond. They can no longer track who has paid in a WhatsApp thread. Another is a stock and receivables tool for a Khatunganj commodity wholesaler whose ledger lives in three notebooks.
There is also a shipment status board for an importer or C&F firm off Agrabad, so the buyer, warehouse and office see the same live state. Or an order panel for a garments or EPZ supplier. Each needs a focused app that does five things well, not fifty things badly. One senior engineer does that better than a 15-person shop in GEC quoting eight lakh for a custom ERP. Send me one paragraph on what is drowning your operation, and I will tell you straight which tier suits you.
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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An online store built to sell and scale.
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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.
Straight answers to what Chattogram owners ask me in their first WhatsApp message about a web application. This is not the polished version from a dev-shop proposal.
The floor is 50,000 BDT for a focused web app: a login, a clean dashboard and one core workflow. 90,000 BDT covers a multi-module order or stock tool with roles, records and reports. 1,50,000 BDT adds several user types, bKash or Nagad payments, customer portals and data export. Custom software starts from 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank. The rate is the same for web application development Chittagong or Chittagong BD. I scope your real 'koto taka' for free.
A website tells people you exist, while a web application runs part of your business with logins, user roles, a dashboard, changing statuses and reports. Maybe you match stock across Excel files or chase retailer dues in WhatsApp. Then you need software that holds that process as one source of truth. A lot of money here is wasted on a WordPress site with a plugin sold as an app. If it can't enforce roles, change state and stay accurate as records grow, it is not real software.
Judge who will really own the software, not the headcount on the proposal. At most dev shops here, the senior who pitches your project hands it to a junior. A year later that junior has moved on, and your operation waits on someone reading strange code. With me, the engineer who maps your operation also writes the backend and answers WhatsApp next year. The honest trade-off: I take one app project at a time, and I don't run a 24-hour helpdesk. That focus is why a solo engineer is safer.
Yes. That is the core of what I build for Chattogram. Think shipment and C&F status tracking, stock checks against orders and dues, and distributor order portals. Think role-based dashboards for owners, staff and field teams. First, I map how your operation moves through customs, the warehouse and the buyer. Then I shape the software around that, not a template. It loads on a mid-range Android with weak 4G in a godown off Agrabad or at the port. Tell me which workflow is breaking.
Yes, and for most Chattogram businesses I recommend it over card gateways. If the app touches checkout, retailer dues or payment checks, I build and test bKash and Nagad flows around how buyers here pay from their phones. The records let dues and payments match inside the app. I add card gateways only if you truly sell abroad, because for local trade they add cost and hassle. bKash and Nagad come standard from the 1,50,000 BDT tier, and I can add them to smaller builds where they make sense.
A 50,000 BDT focused app usually takes 3 to 4 weeks from the advance. A 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT multi-module system takes 5 to 8 weeks, with revisions included. Custom software from 3,00,000 BDT gets a fixed timeline in the quote. The clock starts after you approve the screens and data model, and the usual delay is late client feedback. You own the code, database and logins, on an account in your name. My design-approval guarantee means you sign off every screen before I build the backend.
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