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Senior engineering talent · Bangladesh · Est. 2017

We help startups and businesses build and scale production software with senior engineering talent from Bangladesh. Web applications, SaaS, ERP, ecommerce, mobile apps, and practical AI — engineered around the way you work.

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Clients in the UK, Europe, Australia and Bangladesh. Engineering work in an academic context. And software of our own, including OrderBind, a multi tenant SaaS ERP in development.

No specification needed. Start with the problem.

Client work

Businesses that put real work into production with us.

TechnicalBind has delivered software across Bangladesh, the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia. Client marks are shown only when the organisation has given us written permission to use them.

  • Tufts University
  • EIMS
  • London and Bromley Accountants
  • Coretech
  • Trade Point
  • Madani Re-Rolling Mills
  • Haji Akram Steel & Trading
  • Drive More School
  • Taufa
  • Celebrate Sweetness
  • Minimup
  • The work See what we built

What we build

You might know exactly what you need. You might only know that something takes too long. Either is a fine place to start. Picking the technology is our job, not the price of admission to the first conversation.

AI and automation

01

AI and intelligent software

Put AI where it does real work. Reading documents, finding things, sorting data, helping someone decide faster.

What we can build

  • AI powered applications
  • Machine learning features
  • Intelligent search
  • Recommendation systems
  • Document processing and extraction
  • Classification
  • Predictive features

The right question is what work it would make easier. Sometimes the answer is none, and we will say so.

AI and automation

02

AI agents and automation

Hand over the repetitive half of the day. Agents read your information, use the tools you already have, and finish jobs that take more than one step.

What we can build

  • Custom AI agents
  • AI assistants
  • Workflow automation
  • Research agents
  • Support automation
  • Multi step workflows
  • Integrations with existing software

Your people keep the work that needs judgment. The rest stops landing on their desk.

Products and platforms

03

SaaS products

Turn the idea into something people can sign up to and pay for every month. Accounts, data, dashboards, payments and permissions, working on launch day.

What we can build

  • SaaS applications
  • B2B SaaS products
  • Subscription platforms
  • Customer portals
  • Membership and booking platforms

You do not need every feature decided. Working out what version one needs is part of the job.

Products and platforms

04

Micro SaaS

Ship one focused tool that solves one problem properly. Often that is exactly what a particular group has been waiting for.

What we can build

  • Focused SaaS products
  • Niche business tools
  • AI powered micro SaaS
  • Internal tools turned into products
  • MVP development

Ten features will not reach the market faster than the one feature people would pay for.

Products and platforms

05

Multi tenant SaaS

Serve hundreds of businesses from one platform. Each with their own users, data and permissions, and none of it leaking into anyone else.

What we can build

  • Multi tenant platforms
  • Workspace based applications
  • Tenant aware architecture
  • Role based access
  • Subscription and billing
  • Tenant data isolation

One platform does not have to mean every business works the same way.

Applications

06

Web applications

Build the thing your team opens every morning. Customer platforms, dashboards, the internal system the business runs on all day.

What we can build

  • Custom web applications
  • Internal tools
  • Admin dashboards
  • Customer portals
  • API driven applications

Maybe the spreadsheet still works. The question is what it costs to keep it working.

Applications

07

Mobile applications

Reach the people who are not at a desk. Delivering, selling, counting stock on the floor, and still working when the signal drops.

What we can build

  • Android and iOS
  • Cross platform apps
  • Delivery and field service
  • Employee applications
  • Offline capable applications

A good app makes that moment easier. It does not leave someone wishing for a laptop.

Applications

08

HealthTech

Build health software that gets out of the way. Complicated processes, sensitive information, and people already having a difficult day.

What we can build

  • Healthcare platforms
  • Appointment and booking
  • Patient and provider portals
  • Health and wellness apps
  • Clinical workflows

Take the friction out of the day for staff and patients alike. Data handling is agreed in writing before anything is built.

Commerce and operations

09

Ecommerce

Sell the way your business actually sells. Pricing per customer. Several warehouses. More than one seller. Four ways to pay.

Sometimes an off the shelf platform is genuinely enough, and we will say so. Custom earns its place when it costs less than fighting a platform that was never built for you.

Single vendor

Your store, your products, built around how the business actually operates rather than how a template expects it to.

  • Custom online stores
  • Product and inventory
  • Custom checkout
  • Order management
  • Discounts and promotions
  • Delivery integrations

Multi vendor

A marketplace is harder than a shop. Every vendor needs their own products, orders and permissions, while the owner still sees everything and sets the rules.

  • Vendor onboarding
  • Vendor dashboards
  • Commission systems
  • Marketplace administration
  • Vendor permissions

The platform has to work for the business running it and for the sellers depending on it. Those are not the same requirement.

Commerce and operations

10

Payment integration

Take money reliably, in the methods your customers already use. Most of the work sits behind the pay button: dropped callbacks, refunds, and orders marked paid against money that never arrived.

What we can build

  • Local gateways
  • International cards
  • Mobile financial services
  • Recurring billing
  • Webhooks and retries
  • Reconciliation

Your merchant account stays in your name, and your money never passes through us.

Commerce and operations

11

ERP and business systems

Replace the spreadsheet stack with one system that agrees with itself. Orders, stock, customers and reporting, in one place and current.

What we can build

  • ERP systems
  • Order and inventory
  • Customer management
  • Operations platforms
  • Reporting
  • Custom integrations

We start by learning how the business runs today, including the messy parts nobody wrote down. That is where the real requirements live.

Commerce and operations

12

POS and retail systems

Keep the counter moving. Sales move fast, stock changes all day, and every branch stays in step.

What we can build

  • Point of sale
  • Multi branch POS
  • Inventory
  • Sales reporting
  • Staff and roles

Nobody at the counter should wait because the software ignored the person using it.

How the money works

One fixed price against a written scope, and the monthly figure to keep it running quoted beside it. You see both numbers before committing to either. Scope moves only in writing, agreed before that work starts. Taking over software someone else built begins with a small paid audit, quoted on its own, so the first thing you buy is cheap.

When we are the wrong people

Cheaper to read here than to hear in week six.

  • Work that needs five people starting Monday. Small studio, limited build slots. A deadline that needs a team is a deadline we would miss, and you should hear that in the first reply.
  • Anything we would have to learn on your budget. If the work needs a platform or a payment rail we have not run in production, you hear it before you pay us.
  • A build where nobody on your side can decide. Software with no single person who can say yes stalls sooner or later. Sooner is cheaper.

Tell us what is happening and what the business runs on today. You get a reply within one working day, Sunday to Thursday.

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Case studies

Explore selected work by industry. Each published case study focuses on the business context, what the software needed to do, and what you can verify on the live site.

03

Business & Professional Services

  1. The London and Bromley Accountants home page.
    02 United Kingdom

    Professional services

    London & Bromley Accountants

    A professional website for an accounting firm, built around trust, clear information and a stronger digital presence for prospective clients.

    Read the case study for London & Bromley Accountants Live site London & Bromley Accountants, opens in a new tab
  2. The Willenskraft home page, in German.
    03 Austria

    European web project

    Willenskraft

    A digital project delivered for an Austrian client, adding another example of TechnicalBind working across borders and different business contexts.

    Read the case study for Willenskraft Live site Willenskraft, opens in a new tab
  3. The EIMS home page.
    09 Bangladesh

    Web project

    EIMSLBD

    A Bangladesh based project demonstrating TechnicalBind's experience delivering software and digital work for local organisations as well as international clients.

    Read the case study for EIMSLBD Live site EIMSLBD, opens in a new tab
05

Other industries

  1. The Drive More School home page, showing lesson information and a booking call to action.
    01 United Kingdom

    Driving school

    Drive More School

    A customer facing website for a UK driving school, focused on presenting the business clearly and giving prospective students a straightforward path to enquire.

    Read the case study for Drive More School Live site Drive More School, opens in a new tab
  2. The Galaxia Estates home page, with its property search.
    05 Europe

    Real estate website

    Galaxia Estates

    A digital presence for a real estate business, demonstrating experience building customer facing websites for service businesses.

    Read the case study for Galaxia Estates Live site Galaxia Estates, opens in a new tab
  3. The Ooh La La Booths home page.
    07 Europe

    Event business website

    Ooh La La Booths

    A customer facing digital project for an event and photo booth business.

    Read the case study for Ooh La La Booths Live site Ooh La La Booths, opens in a new tab
  4. The Taufa Shop storefront home page.
    11 Bangladesh

    Commerce project

    Taufa Shop

    A Bangladesh based ecommerce project adding commerce experience to TechnicalBind's delivery portfolio.

    Read the case study for Taufa Shop Live site Taufa Shop, opens in a new tab
  5. The Water Diplomacy home page.
    10 International

    Water engineering and CMS

    Engineering Diplomacy

    Engineering focused digital work connected to a water engineering initiative associated with Tufts University. The description is intentionally precise about the relationship.

    Read the case study for Engineering Diplomacy Live site Engineering Diplomacy, opens in a new tab
03

Also delivered

Client engagements whose site no longer resolves. They stay in the record as a line rather than a card, because there is nothing left here for you to open and check.

  • 04 Europe

    AYMPER

    Web project

  • 06 Europe

    Perfect Size App

    Digital product

  • 08 Australia

    Loanit

    Digital product

How we work

Arrive with the problem, not a finished screen list. We give the work structure, keep the scope in language you can hold in your head, and stay close enough that decisions never disappear into process.

  • We are still doing too much of this by hand.
  • Our current software has become the problem.
  • We have an idea, but no idea where to start.
  • We need someone to take ownership of the engineering.
  1. 01First conversation

    Start with the business, not the technology.

    Tell us what is happening today. Show us the spreadsheets, software, manual steps, customer journey, or product idea. You do not need a finished specification. We need to understand the people, workflow and problem before we recommend a build.

  2. 02Before code

    Work out what is actually worth building.

    Sometimes the answer is a complete platform. Sometimes it is a focused internal tool, an integration, an automation, or a better customer experience. We define the first useful version, priorities, constraints, architecture and what we are deliberately leaving for later.

  3. 03In focused increments

    Build in the open.

    You see real progress instead of waiting months for a reveal. We work through the important flows, test decisions early, and keep the business goal visible while the engineering takes shape.

  4. 04When ready

    Put it into the real world carefully.

    Production is different from a demo. We test the important workflows, prepare the deployment, check integrations, and make sure the people who depend on the software know how it works.

  5. 05After launch

    Stay useful after version one.

    Users will reveal things nobody predicted. The business will change. New integrations will matter. We can continue as your engineering partner or hand the system over cleanly, with the code, infrastructure and documentation you need.

Products we build ourselves

We own and run our own products, so we live with the decisions after launch. Data, permissions, offline behaviour, infrastructure, support, and the small details users notice first. Every technique we recommend to you is one we maintain in production ourselves.

The OrderBind site, headed "Run a real commerce business. Without a single spreadsheet.", beside an admin dashboard showing revenue, profit, paid and due tiles above a list of recent customer orders
001SaaS product

OrderBind

A multi tenant ERP for businesses that outgrew spreadsheets.

A business running three storefronts usually ends up with three sets of orders and one spreadsheet holding them together. OrderBind puts orders, inventory, customers and the everyday operational workflows on a single data model, and gives every organisation its own workspace on the same platform. Tenant isolation sits at the database row through Supabase row level security, so the boundary is enforced by the database itself rather than by remembering to filter. That decision is a large part of why this is taking a while. It has not launched, and there is no date on this page because there is not yet an honest one to give.

Built with
React, Supabase
Architecture
Multi tenant
Status
In build
Discuss the architecture
The SpendingFlow site, headed "Know exactly where your money goes", above a dashboard showing a total balance, income and expense tiles, and a list of recent account activity
002Live product

SpendingFlow

Personal finance without making it feel like accounting.

Most budgeting apps want your bank login before they want anything else. SpendingFlow asks for an amount and a category. Entries land on the phone first, so it works with the signal off and catches up on its own once you are back online. It is built for the way people actually spend, where keeping track of money should not turn into a second job. Android and web, free, and no ads since the day it reached Google Play.

Built with
React Native, Firebase
Platforms
Android, Web
Status
Live on Google Play
Open SpendingFlow

About TechnicalBind

Founded by Md. Tausif Hossain in 2017, and pointed at one thing since: useful software for businesses, founders and organisations with real problems to solve.

Different industries, different countries, same approach every time. Understand the workflow, make the tradeoffs clear, build something people can rely on.

Tell us what is going on

Why work with us

You are hiring us because something needs to work better than it does today. We take the technical complexity seriously and keep the business goal in sight from the first call to the last release.

  1. 01

    Founder led from first conversation to launch.

    TechnicalBind is deliberately small today. That means the person responsible for the engineering can also hear the business problem, make the technical decisions, and stay involved through delivery.

  2. 02

    Senior engineering talent from Bangladesh.

    We help startups and businesses build and scale production software with senior engineering talent from Bangladesh. Delivered for clients in the UK, Europe, Australia and Bangladesh, with direct senior engineer involvement.

  3. 03

    We solve the business problem before choosing the stack.

    A good solution might be a new application. It might be an integration, an automation, a better website, or sometimes a much smaller change. We choose the technology after we understand what needs to improve.

  4. 04

    You keep the software and the keys.

    Source code, infrastructure, credentials and documentation should remain understandable and accessible to the business that owns the system. We build for the day after launch as carefully as we build for launch day.

Founder led

Md. Tausif Hossain, founder of TechnicalBind
On the keyboard BD · GMT+6
Md. Tausif Hossain Founder · Still writes the code

"I started TechnicalBind because I wanted software work to feel more accountable. The person making the technical decisions should be close enough to hear the problem, explain the tradeoffs, and still be around when something needs to change."

TechnicalBind is led by Md. Tausif Hossain, a software engineer and tech lead. The company stays deliberately small so the engineering decisions stay next to the business problem. Your idea reaches the person building it on the first call. Talk through what is happening, what should change, what the software has to do, and what is better left simple.

Currently building
  • SpendingFlow, live on Google Play
  • OrderBind, in build
Reach me on
View full portfolio at tausif.bd

What you own

You will not find invented client counts, borrowed logos or star ratings on this site. Ask for a reference and we will put you in touch with someone using the software today.

  • 01 Client work

    The repository is yours from the first commit

    Your code lives in your GitHub organisation from day one, not in ours until the invoice clears. Ownership transfers on payment, in writing, along with infrastructure, credentials and the documentation that explains how it all fits together. If you decide to take the work elsewhere, there is nothing to hand over, because you already have it.

  • 02 Our products

    Your data leaves when you do

    SpendingFlow exports your full history in an open format and honours account deletion today. OrderBind will do both before it takes its first outside customer. Leaving is a button, and there is no retention conversation waiting on the other side of it.

  • 03 Our products

    No ads, no trackers, nothing sold

    SpendingFlow carries no ad network and no trackers. We have never sold user data and there is no arrangement under which we would. If a product is ever retired you get notice and a full export well ahead of the date it stops working. It is written here so you can hold us to it.

Before you write

Answered here so the answer is the same for everyone, and so you can decide whether to send the email before spending a call finding out.

How does a project start?

With an email describing what is happening today, what is getting in the way, and what you want the software to make easier. You do not need a specification or a budget figure to send it.

We look at the problem before talking about implementation, scope or technology. If the fit is right we work out the next step together. If it is not, we would rather say so in the first week than the sixth.

What does a project cost?

No figure is published here, because a number on a page that changes on contact is worse than no number. Cost comes from what the software has to do, how much of it exists already, and how much of it has to be right on the first release.

You get a written scope and a written price before any work starts, and neither moves without you agreeing to it in writing first.

Who owns the code?

You do. Your repository lives in your GitHub organisation from the first commit, not in ours until an invoice clears. Ownership transfers on payment, in writing, together with infrastructure, credentials and the documentation that explains how it fits together.

If you take the work elsewhere there is nothing to hand over, because you already have all of it.

Can you take on part of a project rather than all of it?

Yes. A single service, an MVP, a data model, or a review of an architecture someone else is building are all normal engagements.

What does not work is a build with no single person on your side who can decide. Software without one stalls, and it stalls later and more expensively than it would have at the start.

When are you the wrong choice?

When the work needs five people starting Monday. This is a small studio with a limited number of build slots, and a deadline that needs a team is a deadline we would miss.

When the work depends on a platform or a payment rail we have not run in production. We say that before you pay us rather than learning it on your budget.

What happens to our data?

Nothing is sold, and there are no ad networks or third party trackers in the products we run. Data handling for client work is agreed in writing before anything is built.

Where we run software for you, export stays available in an open format and account deletion is honoured without a retention conversation on the other side of it.

Not answered here? Ask it directly

Working here

Every build slot here is worked by someone who talked to the client, so the number of people is capped by the number of projects rather than the other way round.

There are no open roles today. If you build software and want to be told when that changes, send your work to technicalbind@gmail.com. Introductions are read, and answered even when the answer is no.

Start a conversation

No polished brief needed. Tell us what is happening today, what gets in the way, and what you want the software to make easier.

  • What are you trying to build or improve?
  • What is difficult or manual right now?
  • What would a better system need to change?

Your message reaches the founder. We look at the problem before scope or technology. If we are a good fit, we plan the next step together. If we are not, you hear that in the first reply.

Based in

Narayanganj, Bangladesh
Working with international clients

Availability

New projects considered
GMT+6

What you are trying to build, what is difficult right now, and what you have already tried. Rough is fine. Write in English or Bangla, whichever is faster.

Goes straight to technicalbind@gmail.com