5 service lines

One team, five services, one plan.

Most of what we build touches more than one line — an ERP can include a web platform, a mobile app and device integration. We scope accordingly rather than selling a fixed package.

5 projects

ERP & Supply Chain

Procurement, inventory, production, accounts and HR in one auditable system instead of six spreadsheets that disagree.

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9 projects

Web Platforms

Customer-facing products and internal portals that stay fast under real traffic — marketplaces, e-commerce, SaaS dashboards, hospital and agency sites.

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3 projects

Mobile Apps

Android apps for the people who work away from a desk — offline-first, field-ready, and shipped with a self-hosted update channel.

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6 projects

IoT & Industrial Systems

SCADA, BMS and PLC integration that puts the plant floor on a browser tab without losing a sample.

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7 projects

AI & Automation

Computer vision and LLM pipelines that take a repetitive human task and make it a background job with a number attached.

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Technology we work in

AgoraAjaxAlpine.jsAndroidBladeC++CMakeDartDockerEthereumExcelExpressExpress.jsFastAPIFFmpegFlutterFramer MotionGitHub APIGmail APIGoogle SheetsHTTP ProxyjQueryJWTLadderLaravelLivewireLLMMetaplexMongoDBMySQLn8nNext.jsNode-REDNode.jsNodemailerNumPyOCROPC-UAOpenAIOpenCVOpenRouterpdf-libPHPPlaywrightPostgreSQLPowerShellPrimeReactPrismaPrivypygletPyInstallerPyQt6pyserialPythonReactRedisReduxreportlabREST APIRustSCLSiemens PLCSocket.IOSolanaSSLCommerzTailwindTauriTkintertrimeshTTSTypeScriptViteWebRTCWin32XMTPZKTecoZod

FAQ

Common questions

How does a project start?

With a short call and a written scope. We look at what you have today, agree on what the first working version must do, and send a fixed-scope proposal with a price and a delivery date. Work starts after a 30% advance.

How long does a typical build take?

A focused web platform or mobile app is usually 6–10 weeks to a usable first release. An ERP module set is longer because the domain modelling is the work. You get a testable build at the end of every one-week sprint, not at the end.

Who owns the code and the data?

You do. The repository, the database and the deployment belong to your company from day one, and the final milestone includes a handover session and written documentation for whoever maintains it next.

How do payments work?

30% to start, 40% at the working first release, 30% on handover. Bank transfer, bKash or international transfer — whichever is easier for you. Fixed-scope projects do not get surprise invoices.

Can you take over an existing system?

Yes, and we do it often. We start with a read-only audit: schema, deploy path, and the riskiest three things. If the honest answer is a rewrite, we say so before you spend on patching.

What do you need from me to quote?

A paragraph on what the business does, the workflow that hurts most, who will use the system, and any existing screenshots or spreadsheets. A WhatsApp message with those four things is enough to give you a real number.