You already know you need a web app, not another brochure website. Only three questions are left. Who builds it? What does it cost? Will it still be running a year from now?
I offer web application development in Dhanmondi for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets and shared logins. Think clinics off Satmasjid Road, coaching and EdTech centres near Road 2, real estate offices around Rapa Plaza, and import firms in the Road 27 high rises. I build custom dashboards, multi-user portals, booking and admission systems, internal tools and CRMs. I scope it, design the screens, plan the database, write the code, wire in bKash or Nagad and ship it myself. No agency markup, no juniors, no coordinator.
Scoped tools from 50,000 BDT. Tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT. Full custom multi-role builds from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank. You approve every screen before I write code. The source sits on your own Git account.
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The real problem with web application development in Dhanmondi is how it gets sold, not the code. An owner says "I want a system," and a sales rep nods at everything. A quote arrives for a huge platform with twenty modules nobody asked for. It has patient management, HR, payroll, a mobile app, an SMS gateway and a reporting suite. The price is six lakh, the timeline is six months, and 50% is due up front.
What gets built is a generic template with the owner's logo on it. The front desk staff refuse to touch it. By month three, everyone is back on the old Excel file. The app did not fail because the developer could not code. It failed because nobody cut it down to the four screens that change someone's working day. And nobody ever watched how the work really happens.
I am RH Fardin, a web designer and developer who has worked solo for about five years. When you hire me for web application development in Dhanmondi, you get one accountable person from the first call to launch and after. We walk through how your front desk really runs on a Google Meet call. Then I draw the screens and design the database.
I write the React front end and the Laravel or Node back end. I wire in payments if you take them, and I push it live. No junior quietly rebuilds your spec overnight. No account manager stands between you and the person writing the code. Most Dhanmondi owners who message me have already paid an agency once. The senior in the pitch never built the thing, and it broke on the first busy Saturday.
I start every project by scoping down, not up. A web app is judged on one thing. Does the person who uses it eight hours a day reach for it, or for the paper register? Picture a receptionist in a Satmasjid Road clinic during a rush of walk-ins. She does not want twelve fields and a side menu of features she never uses. She wants the four fields that register a patient and the one button that prints the slip.
So before I quote, I ask who logs in and on what device. I ask which single number on a screen would change their day. Then I cut everything that does not earn its place. That is plain, unglamorous work. It is exactly why the apps I build survive past the demo. The flashiest dashboard on Dribbble is useless if your Jigatola front desk opens a second tab to get around it.
My pricing is plain and in BDT. The floor is 50,000 BDT for a focused, single-purpose tool. The tiers run 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT for scoped apps with several screens, logins and a core workflow. A true custom multi-role system starts from 3,00,000 BDT. That means a database, admin panel, user roles, payments and reporting. It is always 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
Every project comes with a design-approval guarantee. You sign off the screens in Figma before I build. The final balance is not due until you approve the UI. The full source code sits on your own GitHub or GitLab from week one, so you are never locked in.
These are not agency selling points. They are the six things that decide whether a login-based system survives a busy Dhanmondi front desk. They also decide whether the owner trusts the numbers when checking from home at night.
Before I quote, I cut the build down to the few screens that change someone's day. I do not pad it with modules you will never open. You pay for a system that ships and gets used. You do not pay for a feature list that looks good in a pitch and dies at the counter.
Your web app opens in any browser. It works on a desk PC, a manager's laptop or an agent's phone in the field. Nobody installs anything from an app store. New staff at your Dhanmondi office can start work five minutes after you send the link.
You get real role-based access for the owner, manager, receptionist and accounts. Each person sees only their own screens. That is why it holds up when three people in a clinic use it at once. The old shared spreadsheet simply gave up and got corrupted.
I build advance bookings, fee collection and matching of payments the way Dhanmondi customers really pay. That means bKash and Nagad merchant flows, or full SSLCommerz when you truly take money online. I handle the webhook, IPN and refund parts. I do not quietly skip them.
You get one report screen you can open from home and believe. It shows today's collection, pending dues, and this month against last. I build it so the figure is correct. A dashboard nobody trusts is just a slower spreadsheet.
The full source sits on your own GitHub or GitLab from week one, with clean commits. The stack is one any Dhanmondi developer knows: React or Next.js, Laravel or Node, MySQL or PostgreSQL. There is no lock-in. You will never hear "the dev left and we lost the repo" two years later.
Here is the best thing to do before you pay anyone for web application development in Dhanmondi. Stop listing features and start describing a day. Most quotes go wrong because the brief is a wishlist, like "appointments, inventory, accounts, HR, SMS, app, AI." The developer prices the wishlist, not the work. On the first call, I do the opposite. We write a one-page spec naming who logs in, the three or four things each person does most, and the one number the owner checks at night.
For a coaching centre near Road 2, that page might read like this. The front desk enrols a student and takes the admission fee. Accounts marks monthly fees as paid. A parent checks if a payment cleared. The owner sees today's collection. That is four flows. It is a buildable, fixed-price app you will use. The twenty-module "system" is how a project drifts from three months to a year, and from three lakh to six.
The other thing to know before you commit is what happens after launch. In Dhanmondi, that is where most web apps rot. A team-built app is fine until the one developer who understood your database leaves. Then the next person bills you to learn it all again. I work alone and I answer for the work. The person who designed every table in your system is the same person you reach on WhatsApp when something breaks on your busiest evening.
Every build includes a bug-fix window. If something I shipped breaks, I fix it at no charge. After that, a simple monthly plan in BDT covers hosting, small additions and updates, with no lock-in. You hold the code, the database and the server logins from week one. The day you hire an in-house developer, you hand them a working repository. For a Dhanmondi business built on trust and repeat customers, that is worth more than the lowest quote.
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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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.
These are the questions Dhanmondi owners and operations heads ask before ordering a web application. We start with the one everyone asks first.
50,000 BDT buys a focused tool with one or two screens, like an invoice tracker or a booking form. 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT buys an app with logins, a few roles and one core workflow, like clinic appointments. A full custom multi-role build starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Pay 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank. Anything under 50,000 BDT for a real web app is a template install in disguise. You get one fixed price after we write the spec.
A website is for people who have not contacted you yet. It gets found on Google and turns a search into a call or WhatsApp. A web application is for people who already deal with you and log in to do work. They book a slot, check a due or run a report. On the first call, I will tell you which one you need. Sometimes it is a 50,000 BDT website and a tidy form for a year, not a three lakh system.
I use a mainstream stack on purpose, so you are never stuck with me. That means React or Next.js on the front end, Laravel or Node on the back end, and MySQL or PostgreSQL for the database. The full source lives on your own GitHub or GitLab from week one. At launch, you also get the database and server logins. Any good Dhanmondi developer can read it and take over. You should never be held hostage by the person who built it, including me.
Yes. That is often why a Dhanmondi business leaves a shared spreadsheet. I build proper role-based logins for the owner, manager, receptionist and accounts. Many people work at once, each on their own screens, without overwriting each other. For payments, I wire in bKash and Nagad merchant flows, or full SSLCommerz checkout when you truly take money online. That includes the IPN webhook, payment matching and refund cases most agencies skip. You apply for the merchant accounts with your TIN and bank papers. I handle the technical side.
A focused tool (about 50,000 BDT) takes about 2 to 4 weeks. An app with logins and one core workflow (90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT) takes about 4 to 8 weeks. A custom build of 3,00,000 BDT or more usually takes 8 to 14 weeks. The biggest factor is how fast you approve screens. I once shipped a four-week scope in three because the owner replied within the hour. I do not promise "two weeks" for a real app. Anyone who does is shipping a template.
No. We do the kickoff, reviews and sign-off on Google Meet or WhatsApp. Early on, you walk me through your counter on a video call, whether it is off Satmasjid Road, near Road 27, in Lalmatia or in Jigatola. Seeing how the front desk works is half of getting the app right. After that, we work on WhatsApp and a staging link. After launch, there is a free bug-fix window, then a simple monthly support plan in BDT. The code, database and logins are always yours.
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