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Your business does not fit a template. Your software should not either. We scope, design, build and hand over custom web and mobile apps, with source code, documentation and training, all transferred to you.
The local context matters. Generic SaaS, foreign vendors and in-house dev teams each break in predictable ways.
SaaS tools assume a US or Indian workflow. Your factory shift pattern, your billing cycle, your courier network, none of it lines up cleanly.
They do not know bKash flows, Bangla typography, VAT reporting, or how a shop floor actually moves stock on a Friday afternoon.
Hiring two engineers, a designer and a project lead before you ship anything is a 6 to 12 month bet most mid-size firms cannot afford.
One bad agency, a missing repo, undocumented logic, and you are paying again to start over. We design the engagement so this cannot happen.
From the first conversation to the day you own the code, every step is documented and demoed.
Before a single line of code, we sit with your operators, shift leads, accountants and front-desk staff. The output is a written scope, an architecture sketch and a fixed quote.
We design every screen in Figma and walk you through a clickable prototype. You see how the app feels, on desktop and on a low-end Android phone, before any engineering starts.
We ship in weekly slices. Every Thursday you see a working demo, raise issues, and approve the next chunk. There is no big reveal at the end because you have already seen everything.
On launch day we transfer the Git repository, the deployment scripts, the database backups and the technical documentation. We then train two members of your team on running and modifying it.
Mid-size operations where the workflow is too specific for SaaS, but a full in-house team is overkill.
Production tracking, shift schedules, raw material flow, QC logs, payroll integration.
See pricingPatient records, OPD scheduling, lab and pharmacy modules, billing with insurance and BD payment methods.
See pricingFleet dispatch, route assignment, COD reconciliation, courier integration, dealer ordering portals.
See pricingAdmissions, attendance, result sheets, fee collection via bKash/Nagad, parent portals in Bangla.
See pricingCode stays yours. Repository, docs, source, deployment scripts, database schema, all transferred to an account you control. No vendor lock-in, no licence fee, no monthly hostage situation.
Every Thursday at 4pm we show you what shipped that week. You raise issues live, we triage on the call, and the next slice begins Friday morning. By launch, you have already seen every screen.
Every label, every error message, every printable report has a clean Bangla version. Date formats, number formats, currency, VAT logic and payment methods all match local norms out of the box.
Each tier is a fixed-quote engagement. Pick by how much your operation depends on the result.
2 to 3 week delivery · 1-month bug-fix support
4 to 6 week delivery · 3-month support
6 to 10 week delivery · 6-month priority support
Enterprise scope, multi-month engagement, or ongoing partnership? Get a custom quote.
Request custom quoteWe have shipped 9+ projects across factories, clinics and distribution networks. We do not disappear after the invoice.
"Our shift tracking used to run on paper. Now I get the report on my phone every day. The DG Serve team showed a demo every week, no surprises. The handover was clean and the source code sits in our own GitHub now."
"Foreign vendors quoted us four times the price and did not understand bKash reconciliation. DG Serve scoped our OPD and pharmacy modules in two visits. From patient admission to billing, everything in one place."
"We have 40 delivery vans and 6 depots. COD reconciliation used to take three days. Now it is automated. The team trained two of our staff in Bangla, and they run it themselves now."
If you do not see your question, write to us, we reply within one working day.
One discovery call, no commitment. We come back with a written scope, a fixed quote and a delivery date, or we tell you honestly that an off-the-shelf tool is a better fit.