A web application is not a website with a login. If you want it built right, you want one senior developer on it from the data model to the deploy — not an agency rotating juniors through your logic.
I am RH Fardin — a web application development expert working with Chittagong businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and off-the-shelf tools. Inventory and order systems for Agrabad importers, booking and dispatch portals for C&F and freight agents, member or customer dashboards for trading houses off GEC: when the software actually runs your operation, you cannot afford a build that breaks the moment real data hits it. I architect, code, test and ship it myself. Custom web app builds start where my work starts — 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, with the full design and flow approved before I write a line of code.
Senior solo developer, ~5 years shipping BD web apps end to end. Design-and-flow approval before any code. Direct on WhatsApp — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
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The owners who message me about a web application in Chittagong are rarely shopping for a website. They already have one. What they have is an operation that has outgrown the tools holding it together — an import desk tracking forty live consignments across three Excel files and a WhatsApp group, a C&F office where the status of every shipment lives in someone's head, a wholesale trading house off GEC sending the same price list to two hundred dealers and reconciling orders by hand.
At some point the spreadsheet stops being a tool and becomes the bottleneck. That is the moment you need real software, and that is a different brief from a brochure site. The data has to be modelled correctly, the workflow has to match how your staff actually work, and it has to keep running when the office is busy and someone fat-fingers an entry. That is what I build.
Web application development for a Chittagong business has its own texture, and a developer who has only built websites tends to miss it. The buyers and the staff using your app are mobile-first and often on mid-range Androids over the same congested 4G that bogs down GEC Circle at five o'clock — your dashboard has to be fast and usable on a small screen, not just on the office desktop.
Payments mean bKash and Nagad, so a payment or settlement flow has to handle the reality that a dealer in Khatunganj pays partly by mobile money and partly by cheque. And the port-city trade itself shapes the logic: consignments, LCs, partial deliveries, credit cycles, the difference between an order placed and an order shipped. I take time to learn your actual process before I design a single screen, because a web app that fights how your business really runs is worse than no web app at all.
When you hire me, you are not buying agency capacity. You are buying one senior developer who does the whole thing — the discovery sessions where I map your workflow, the data model, the screens in Figma, the front-end, the back-end and database, the testing against messy real-world inputs, and the deploy. Around five years building web applications for Bangladeshi businesses, one person accountable for the whole system, one WhatsApp thread when something needs to change. With software, that single-point ownership matters even more than it does for a website.
There is no one to blame and no junior who built the part that broke — I know every table and every endpoint, so when you call about a bug or a new feature, I already know exactly where it lives.
Pricing is fixed and honest, and it is the same in Chattogram as it is on anyone's letterhead. 50,000 BDT for a focused single-purpose tool — one core workflow done properly, like an order-intake form feeding a clean admin dashboard. 90,000 BDT for a multi-module app with roles, a real database and several connected screens. 1,50,000 BDT for a fuller internal system — multiple user types, reporting, and integrations like bKash or Nagad. Genuinely custom platforms, built from a blank architecture, start from 3,00,000 BDT.
Always 50% advance and 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and you approve the full design and the core flow before I write production code. No agency markup, no junior on your logic.
Six things a real web app needs to survive contact with daily operations — and all six are how I work from the 50,000 BDT tier, not enterprise add-ons.
I map how your import desk, C&F office or trading floor actually moves a job from start to finish, then build the software to match it. The app fits your operation instead of forcing your staff into someone else's idea of a process.
The same person designs the screens, models the database and writes the back-end. No salesman-to-junior handoff that loses your business logic, and no one else to learn your system after a bug appears at the worst time.
Dashboards and forms that stay usable on a mid-range Android over congested GEC-area mobile data, not just on office fibre. Your staff and dealers actually use it because it does not crawl when the network is busy.
Payment, settlement and reconciliation flows that handle how money really moves here — mobile money for part of it, cheque or bank for the rest. Cleanly logged so your accounts match at month-end.
Proper user roles, permissions and validation so an admin, a sales staffer and a dealer each see and do only what they should — and the database stays clean when ten people are entering orders at once.
Clean, documented code on your own hosting and accounts, not locked inside an agency's platform. When you want a new module next year, the architecture is built so adding it does not mean rebuilding.
Most Chittagong businesses that need a web app first try to avoid building one. They reach for a ready-made tool — a foreign SaaS dashboard, a generic inventory app from the Play Store, some no-code thing a relative recommended. For a while it almost works, until it doesn't: it cannot handle consignment-style stock, it has no concept of bKash settlement, it charges per user in dollars, and the moment your process differs from its assumptions you are stuck working around the software instead of with it.
The other common path is a Dhaka agency, where a salesman wins the project, scopes it big, and then a rotating bench of juniors translates your trade logic into code none of them fully understand — and you find out at delivery, when the LC handling is wrong and the person who built it has left. Neither path gives a port-city operator what they actually need: software shaped precisely around how their business runs, built by someone who understood it.
That is the work I do, and I keep it deliberately narrow. I take one web application at a time, I sit with how your operation really moves — the consignments, the credit cycles, the dealers, the partial deliveries, the way Agrabad and Khatunganj actually trade — and I design the data model and the screens to match before any production code exists. You approve the full flow on Figma first, so the logic is right on paper before it is expensive to change.
The price is locked from 50,000 BDT for a focused tool, 50% on signing and 50% on launch, on bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — no per-seat foreign licence, no retainer trap, no monthly fee for software you should simply own.
If you want a web application development expert in Chittagong who will still pick up the phone in a year when you need a new feature, you want one senior person who built the whole thing and knows exactly where every piece lives — not an agency, and not a tool that was never made for how Chittagong does business.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Direct answers to what Chittagong owners ask me on the first WhatsApp message about a web app.
Custom web app builds start at 50,000 BDT for a focused single-purpose tool — one core workflow done properly, like an order-intake form feeding a clean admin dashboard. 90,000 BDT covers a multi-module app with user roles, a real database and several connected screens. 1,50,000 BDT gets a fuller internal system with multiple user types, reporting and integrations such as bKash or Nagad. Genuinely custom platforms built from a blank architecture start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is always 50% advance, 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. The exact figure depends on how many workflows and user types your operation needs, which I scope honestly on the first call.
A website mostly shows information — your company, your services, a contact line. A web application does work: it stores and processes data, has logged-in users with different roles, runs a workflow, and changes based on what people enter. An order system, a booking and dispatch portal, an inventory dashboard, a member area — those are applications. The build is different too: a web app needs a proper database, a back-end, validation and testing against messy real input, which is why it is engineering, not just design. If you only need to present your business, you want a website. If software needs to run part of your operation, you want a web app.
Yes — that is the most common web app I build for Chittagong firms. Import desks tracking live consignments, wholesale houses managing dealer orders and price lists, C&F and freight offices needing shipment status and dispatch in one place. I model the real logic of port-city trade — consignments, partial deliveries, credit cycles, the gap between order and shipment — instead of forcing your business into a generic foreign template. We start by mapping your current process, usually held together in Excel and WhatsApp, and I build the software to match exactly how your team already works, only faster and without the manual reconciliation.
Yes, and I treat that as a requirement, not a nice-to-have. Most of your staff and dealers will use the app on a mid-range Android over the same congested mobile data that slows everything down around GEC Circle and Agrabad at peak hours. I build the dashboards and forms to stay fast and usable on a small screen and a busy network, because a web app your people find slow on their phone is a web app they quietly stop using. It works on the office desktop too, but mobile-first is how I design it.
Yes. For Chittagong businesses, payment and settlement almost always involve bKash and Nagad alongside cheque and bank transfer, and I build the app to handle that mix cleanly — recording who paid what, by which method, and reconciling it so your accounts match at month-end. I work with the official bKash and Nagad payment gateways and structure the logging so partial payments and dealer credit are handled honestly, rather than bolting payments on as an afterthought. Integration depth is scoped per project; full payment flows typically sit in the 1,50,000 BDT tier and above.
You own it completely. The code is clean, documented and deployed to your own hosting and your own accounts — not locked inside an agency's platform or a per-seat foreign licence you keep paying for. I architect it so adding a module next year does not mean rebuilding from scratch, and because I built the whole system myself, I am the same person you call when you want that new feature. One senior developer who knows every table and endpoint means changes are fast and there is never a junior trying to decode someone else's work on your software.
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