A web application development company in Uttara usually turns out to be a flat in Sector 7 with three freshers and a guy who answers your calls. I am RH Fardin — one senior operator — and I build the dashboards, portals and internal web apps that Uttara businesses actually run on.
Custom web applications for Uttara companies done with Excel sheets and WhatsApp groups they have outgrown: order-entry portals, inventory dashboards, admission and result systems for the coaching centres, booking tools for clinics, internal CRMs for trading and freight offices near the airport. Real React/Next.js and Laravel/Node, real auth, real role-based access. Single-purpose apps start at 50,000 BDT; multi-user custom systems from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, design-approval guarantee, and the source code is yours from day one.
Around 5 years shipping production web apps for Dhaka SMEs and overseas founders. No subcontracting, no rotating account manager — the person on the discovery call writes the migrations.
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Walk the office floors above the showrooms on Rabindra Sarani or in the Sector 7 and Sector 11 commercial blocks and you will find a dozen signboards that say 'software company' or 'IT solutions'. Most are two or three recent grads renting a desk, taking whatever lands in the inbox, and learning your project on your money. They will quote you 25,000 BDT for a 'web application', build something that works in the demo, and vanish when the database needs its first real migration. I have been called in to rescue enough of these to know the pattern by heart — the schema cannot be changed, the login has no roles, and nobody left the source code.
I built this Uttara service as the deliberate opposite. I am RH Fardin, working out of Dhaka for roughly five years, and I am the only person who touches your project. When you hire me, the person who scopes the app on the first call is the same person writing the auth layer, modelling the database, and deploying it. There is no junior to hand it down to, because there is no junior. That is the entire point — a web application is not a brochure site you can fix with a plugin later; the decisions made in week one decide whether it survives year two.
Uttara's business mix is specific, and it shapes the work. Around here it is coaching centres and English-medium schools that need admission, attendance and result systems; clinics and diagnostic centres off Jasimuddin Road that need appointment and report-delivery tools; trading, freight and C&F offices feeding off Hazrat Shahjalal airport that need order and shipment dashboards; and garments-linked buying houses running their whole sample-tracking on shared Excel files. These are not 'put my catalogue online' jobs. They are operational tools, and they need someone who models the workflow before writing a line of code.
I do not take every project. If you genuinely need a 12-person team and a nine-month roadmap, a real agency is the right call and I will say so on the first phone call instead of stringing you along. But if you want a senior who scopes ruthlessly, refuses feature creep, and ships a web app you can read the source code of and host wherever you like — that is the work I want, and that is what this page is for.
Six things I do differently for web application work in Uttara — not because I am the cheapest signboard on the road, but because a one-person practice forces clarity a rented-desk team cannot afford.
Before any code, I sit with how your office actually runs today — the Excel sheet, the register, the WhatsApp group. The app gets modelled around your real workflow in Uttara, not a generic template someone downloaded.
Owner, manager, front-desk, accounts — each role sees only what it should. For a coaching centre or clinic that means staff cannot touch fee records or patient reports they have no business seeing.
Your staff will use this on a phone on Banglalink 4G between Sector 4 and the office, not a 24-inch monitor. Every screen is built and tested for that first, so data entry actually happens in the field.
Collecting admission fees, clinic payments or order advances? I wire bKash and Nagad confirmation logging into the app — transaction-ID capture, manual-verify queue, and clean records your accounts person can reconcile.
Full source code, the database, the server access, the admin credentials — all in your name from day one. If you ever replace me, your developer picks it up cleanly. No hostage-taking, which is the most common Uttara horror story.
You message me on WhatsApp and I reply — not a sales rep who forwards it to a junior. The person debugging your app at 11pm before launch is the same person who quoted it. No telephone game.
The reason a real web application development company in Uttara is so hard to find is that the honest version of this work is unglamorous and the dishonest version is easy money. A fresher can wire up a CRUD form, screenshot it, and call it a 'web application'. What they cannot do is foresee that your coaching centre will want batch-wise result publishing, SMS to guardians, and a second branch in Sector 13 by next session — and build the data model so all of that fits without a rewrite.
I scope for the version of your business eighteen months out, then deliver the slice you can afford now, on a foundation that grows. That is the difference between web application development in Uttara that lasts and the kind you pay for twice.
It also means I am upfront about money, because the 'koto taka?' question deserves a straight answer instead of a lowball that balloons in week three. A focused single-purpose app — say, a clinic appointment-and-report tool or a sample-tracking dashboard for a buying house — starts at 50,000 BDT, with 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers as the feature set and number of user roles grow. A genuinely custom multi-user system with complex permissions, payment flows and integrations starts at 3,00,000 BDT.
Payment is always 50% advance, 50% on launch, with a design-approval guarantee so you see and sign off the key screens before I build them out. No agency overhead, no rented glass office in your invoice — you pay for the work and the thinking, nothing else.
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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The real questions Uttara business owners ask before they hire someone to build a web app.
A focused single-purpose app — one workflow, a couple of user roles, a clean dashboard — starts at 50,000 BDT. As you add roles, modules and reporting, it moves to the 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers. A genuinely custom multi-user system with complex permissions, payment flows and outside integrations starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, and I give you a fixed scope so there is no 'sir aro 30,000 lagbe' surprise mid-project.
Because that quote is usually two or three freshers learning on your money. I have rescued enough of those apps to know how the cheap ones end: a database that cannot be migrated, a login with no roles, and no source code when the 'developer' moves on. By the time you pay the first shop, then someone to fix it, then someone to rebuild it properly, you have spent far more than my price and lost half a year. I quote what the working version honestly costs.
Yes — that is a lot of the work I do around Uttara. For coaching centres and schools that means admission, attendance, fee and batch-wise result systems with guardian SMS. For clinics and diagnostic centres it means appointment booking, doctor schedules, and secure report delivery. I model it around how your front desk already works so staff adopt it instead of quietly going back to the register.
Yes, and that is non-negotiable in how I build. Your front-desk person, field staff or sample-room operator will mostly use the app on a phone on 4G, so every screen is designed mobile-first and tested on a real Dhaka network before launch. If data entry is painful on a phone, the app fails — so it is the first thing I get right, not the last.
Yes. For admission fees, clinic payments or order advances I build bKash and Nagad flows into the app: transaction-ID capture, a manual-verify queue for the accounts person, and clean records you can reconcile at month end. If your volume justifies a full payment gateway later, the data model is built so that swap is straightforward rather than a rebuild.
You own everything from day one — full source code, the database, server access and admin credentials, all in your name. The design-approval guarantee covers the build phase, and if you ever move on, any competent developer can pick the project up because the stack is mainstream React/Next.js and Laravel/Node, properly documented. The 'we hold your code hostage' game some Uttara shops play is exactly what I built this service against.
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