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ANDROID & iOS APP DEVELOPMENT

Custom Mobile AppDevelopment

Build Android and iOS apps that stay reliable on low-end devices and patchy connections, connected to your existing systems through a proper API layer.

Field Orders

Offline

Queued to sync

7 orders

Bhai Bhai Store

৳12,400

New Alam Traders

৳8,150

Rahim Store

৳3,900

Works without signal
  • Android and iOS
  • Keeps working offline
  • Tested on real hardware
  • Store submission handled

Low-End Device Performance

Tested on the devices most of your users actually carry.

Offline-First Data Sync

Data entered without signal syncs when it returns.

Cross-Platform Development

Flutter where it fits — lower cost, consistent behaviour.

Store Submission Support

We manage the Play Store and App Store process.

Definition

Build a Mobile App That Works on Any Device

Three constraints shape mobile app development in Bangladesh more than any feature list does. Most users are on Android, often on mid-range or older devices with limited storage, so app size and performance decide whether people install and keep an app at all; mobile data is frequently metered with patchy coverage, so offline capability with background sync is a functional requirement, not a nice-to-have. Testing on a flagship device over office wifi reveals none of this, which is exactly why device and network testing has to be part of the build itself.

What you get

Key Features of Mobile App Development

An app that runs beautifully on a new iPhone over office wifi tells you nothing about how it holds up in a shop in Bogura on two bars of signal.

01
Low-End Hardware Optimization
Optimised for mid-range and older Android hardware with limited memory and storage, install size kept genuinely small — a real barrier for anyone rationing space and data on their phone.
02
Offline-First Data Handling
Field and sales apps keep working without signal, queueing entries locally and syncing when a connection returns, with conflict handling that does not silently lose data.
03
Cross-Platform Development
Flutter where cross-platform suits the product, native where the app genuinely needs it. We recommend based on your requirements, not our preference.
04
System Integration
Talks to your ERP, CRM or web application through a proper API layer, so the app reads your real data, not a second copy of its own.
05
Store Publication & Updates
We handle Play Store and App Store submission, review requirements and update releases, including the rejections that catch first-time publishers.
Business impact

Business Benefits of Mobile App Development

Field teams report in real time

Data arrives from the field as it happens, not bundled up at the end of the week.

Fewer failed submissions

Offline capability stops work being lost when signal drops.
24/7

A direct channel to customers

Notifications reach users without paying for reach.

Accurate, timestamped data

Entries captured where and when the work happened.
How we work

How Our Mobile App Development Process Works

Testing happens on the devices your users actually carry, sourced on purpose — not whatever hardware the development team happens to own.

  1. 01

    Define Users & Conditions

    Who uses it, on what phones, in what signal conditions. This decides platform, architecture and whether offline is required.

  2. 02

    Design Core Flows

    The two or three things users do constantly, designed for one hand and a small screen, before anything else is added.

  3. 03

    Build & Integrate

    App and API layer built together, with the backend connections it needs to your existing systems.

  4. 04

    Test on Real Devices

    A range of actual Android hardware, on throttled connections and offline. This is where most of the fixable problems appear.

  5. 05

    Publish & Support

    Store submission, launch, then monitoring of crashes and adoption with updates as the store requirements change.

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Where it fits

Common Use Cases for Mobile App Development

Field sales and distribution

Order capture, stock check and collection recorded at the customer's shop.

Delivery and logistics

Route, proof of delivery and status updates from the rider's phone.

Customer-facing service apps

Booking, order tracking, account and support in one place.

Attendance and field reporting

Location-tagged attendance and site reports from staff working away from an office.

Industries we serve
  • Wholesale & Distribution
  • Logistics & Delivery
  • E-commerce & Retail
  • Financial Services
  • Healthcare & Clinics
  • Agriculture
  • Education & Training
  • Real Estate
Illustrative example

How this might play out

A realistic, hypothetical scenario to show what changes — not a real client or a specific deployment.

Agriculture
Before

A team of field agronomists visits farms across several districts, recording soil tests, input purchases and advisory notes on paper. Everything gets re-typed into a spreadsheet back at the office once a week, by which point some advice is already stale and a few notes are illegible or simply gone.

After

Agents now log visits, tests and recommendations on their phones as they walk the field. Entries queue locally where there's no signal and sync automatically once coverage returns, so head office sees each farm's record the same day, not a week after the visit happened.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

01Should we build native or cross-platform?

Flutter or a similar cross-platform framework suits most business apps and costs meaningfully less than building two native apps separately. Native earns its cost for heavy device integration, demanding graphics or very tight performance requirements. A recommendation gets made based on the app, not a default answer applied to everyone.

02How much does mobile app development cost in Bangladesh?

It depends on the number of screens, backend complexity and whether offline sync is needed — offline capability is a substantial piece of work, not a checkbox. A quote follows once the core flows are defined.

03How long does it take?

Eight to sixteen weeks for a first release, depending on scope. Store review adds days to weeks on top of that, particularly for a first submission to the App Store.

04Do we need both Android and iOS?

For most audiences here, Android first is the sensible starting point, with iOS following afterward. For a premium or corporate audience, that balance shifts. The decision comes from who your users actually are, not a default of building both at once.

05Will it work without internet?

It can, and for field applications it generally should. Offline entry with background sync is a decision made at the start of the build, since adding it later is a considerably more expensive fix.

06Who publishes it to the stores?

Publishing happens under your own developer accounts, so the app and its listing belong to you. Submission, including the review requirements, gets handled as part of the project.

07What about updates after launch?

Apps need ongoing upkeep — OS updates, store policy changes, device compatibility. A support agreement covers that, and an app left unmaintained typically starts breaking within a year.

Ready to Build Your Mobile App?

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