The second month is the real sale
SaaS products, marketplaces and platforms with more than one kind of user. Signing someone up is the easy part; the work is the product they open again next week. We design and build the whole of it: the customer app, the tools for the other side of the market, the admin console that runs it, and the billing, roles and automations underneath.
What a buyer checks before the free trial.
Does it do my exact job?
The use case in the buyer’s own words, shown on real screens. A feature list makes them do the translation; a screenshot of their workflow does it for them.
What will it cost as we grow?
Pricing that scales in a way they can predict. Per-seat surprises and hidden tiers are where a lot of trials quietly end.
Can we trust it with our data?
Security, uptime and who owns the data, answered before the sales call. It is the procurement question that stalls deals longest.
What a platform needs beyond the landing page.
Onboarding that reaches value fast
Sign-up, setup and the first useful result in one session, because a trial that stalls on day one rarely converts.
Multi-tenancy, roles and billing
Accounts, teams, permissions, plans and invoices built in from the start, not retrofitted when the first larger customer asks for them.
Every side of a marketplace
Customers, suppliers, riders or partners each get the app their job needs, on one design system and one set of data.
Mobile apps and installable web apps
Native apps where the store matters, installable web apps where reach and release speed matter more. Often both, on one backend.
An admin console the team can run
Orders, users, payouts, pricing and support in one place, so a small team can operate the platform without a developer on call.
AI assistants and automation
In-product assistants that answer from your own documentation, and workflows that move data between the platform, payments and the tools you already use.
Where we help, and where we do not.
Where we help
Founders with a working idea and a real first market, who need the product, not just a prototype, and want to own the code from day one.
Where we do not
If the idea still needs proving, a clickable prototype and ten customer conversations will teach you more than a build. We will say so.
Platforms we have built.
LPG Delivery App Design & Development for Gas Lagbe
An LPG cylinder delivery marketplace for Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh: React Native apps for Android and iOS for customers, dealers and riders, a web version, and admin panels for the company.
Marketplace App Design & Development for Dorkari
A Bangla-first live marketplace for Bangladesh: products, services and rentals on a live map, requests that bring verified vendors to the buyer, and a direct line to the seller.
Services platforms use.
What founders ask us first.
Can you build an MVP first and grow it later?
Do you build marketplaces with more than one kind of user?
Native app or web app?
Who owns the code and the data?
Can you handle payments and subscriptions?
Building a platform?
A 45-minute call with the person who would lead the build. You leave with a scope sketch either way.