OrderBind
A multi tenant ERP for businesses that outgrew spreadsheets.
- Vite/React
- Supabase RLS
Web apps, SaaS, mobile apps, and AI automation that fits the way your team already works. We're a small studio in Narayanganj, Bangladesh. We've been doing this since 2017, and the person you email is the engineer who writes your code.
Messages go straight to Tausif, the founder.
Some of the businesses we've built for
Bangladesh, the UK, Europe and Australia
Each one links to the live site, so you can check what we say against the real thing. Two of them are our own products.
A multi tenant ERP for businesses that outgrew spreadsheets.
Personal finance without making it feel like accounting.
Driving school, Bromley and South London
Accountancy practice, Bromley
Dog training school and academy, Austria
Estate agency, Limassol, Cyprus
Don't see your industry here? Ask us
You don't need a spec. A messy spreadsheet, a rough idea or a list of what's broken is enough to start. Choosing the technology is our job.
For the jobs your team repeats every day
We add AI to the tools you already use, for the steps that repeat: reading documents, finding answers in your own records, moving data from one system to the next. That can mean an assistant built on a language model, OCR, or search across your own files. If a plain rule would do the job cheaper than a model, we'll tell you and write the rule.
Portals, internal tools and multi-tenant products
Customer portals, admin dashboards, the internal tool that finally replaces a shared spreadsheet, and SaaS products that keep every customer's data separate from the rest.
iOS and Android from one codebase
Apps that keep working when the signal drops and sync once it comes back. We take them from the first screens to the App Store and Google Play listings, and look after the updates.
Checkouts, orders and stock
Stores and checkouts built around how you sell, instead of bent to fit a plugin. Stripe or a local gateway, subscriptions and invoices, and stock counts that stay right while orders come in.
Already have software that's struggling?
We take over systems other teams built. We read the code, tell you what's wrong, then fix it or keep it running.
Md. Tausif Hossain started TechnicalBind in 2017 to build software for businesses without the layers an agency puts between you and the engineer.
There's no account manager, and your project doesn't get passed to a junior developer once the contract is signed. The person on your first call makes the technical decisions, writes the code, and is still around the day after launch.
What you get in writing
It sits in your GitHub organisation, not ours. When you pay, ownership is handed over in writing, along with the servers, the logins and documentation another developer can follow.
Standard tools, plain data formats, and nothing that only we know how to run. If you hire someone else to look after it, they can pick it up.
The engineer you talk to is the one responsible for the code. If something goes wrong, you already know who to call.
Most people who email ask some version of these, so the answers are here. Read them before you spend a call finding out.
With an email. Tell us what happens today, what gets in the way, and what you'd like the software to make easier. You don't need a spec or a budget to send it.
We look at the problem before we talk about scope or technology. If we're a good fit, we plan the next step together. If we're not, you'll hear it in the first week rather than the sixth.
We don't publish prices, because a number that changes the moment you get in touch is worse than no number. The cost depends on what the software has to do, how much of it already exists, and how much has to be right in the first release.
Before any work starts you get a written scope and a written price. Neither changes unless you agree to it in writing.
You do. The repository sits in your GitHub organisation from the first commit, not in ours waiting for an invoice to clear. On payment, ownership is handed over in writing, with the servers, the credentials and the documentation that explains how it all fits together.
If you move the work to someone else, there's nothing to hand over. You already have it.
Yes. A single service, an MVP, a data model, or a second opinion on an architecture someone else is building. All of those are normal for us.
What doesn't work is a project with nobody on your side who can make decisions. Those stall, and they stall late, when it costs the most.
When you need five people starting Monday. We're a small studio with only a few build slots, and a deadline that needs a team is one we'd miss.
When the work depends on a platform or a payment provider we haven't run in production ourselves. We'll say so before you pay us, not find out on your budget.
We don't sell it, and the products we run have no ad networks or third-party trackers. For client work, how your data is handled is agreed in writing before anything gets built.
If we host software for you, you can always export your data in an open format. Ask us to delete an account and it gets deleted, with no attempt to talk you out of it.
Didn't see your question? Ask us
No brief needed. A few lines about what's happening today and what you'd like to change is plenty.
If we're not the right fit, you'll hear that in our first reply, not after three calls.