Websites and web apps
Business sites, landing pages, dashboards, admin panels, booking systems and customer portals. Responsive, fast and built so someone can maintain them.
You get your business online, with the daily work digital.
Open for new projects
Gikpik designs and builds websites, mobile apps and automation that take work off your plate. Tell us the problem. We will tell you what is possible, then build it.
Every project starts with a free feasibility call: straight answers on what is possible, what is conditional and what is not worth building.
Geek thinking. Peak solutions.
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services under one roof
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Most clients come to us with a problem, not a spec. We turn it into software that works, and we stay to keep it working.
Business sites, landing pages, dashboards, admin panels, booking systems and customer portals. Responsive, fast and built so someone can maintain them.
You get your business online, with the daily work digital.
Business apps for Android, and iOS-compatible builds when a project needs them: customer portals, staff apps and field data collection.
You get your service in your customers' and staff's pockets.
Form to spreadsheet to notification. CRM follow-ups, document processing, approvals, API integrations and AI-assisted customer support.
You get fewer repeated steps and less time lost to admin.
Online stores, product and order management, inventory sync, invoices, shipping and payment integration that follows each provider's rules.
You get a store that keeps running day to day.
Office management, inventory, billing, reporting, POS-connected tools and internal APIs.
You get tools shaped around how your office actually works.
Bug fixes, hosting and deployment, backups, performance checks, feature updates and documentation.
You get a system that stays fast, safe and up to date.
A website, a contact form and a basic dashboard.
One time-consuming task turned into a reliable workflow.
We test your idea, then build a first usable version with limited features.
Pick the one that sounds like you. These are examples of what we would build, not finished client case studies.
Seventeen projects, from client systems to hackathon builds. Private repositories are described without code, and we are happy to walk through them on a call.
E-commerce platform
A full online store for electronics and IoT parts in Bangladesh, with customer accounts, local payments and delivery, and a staff admin panel.
Private repository
Algorithmic trading system
An algorithmic trading system for automated strategy research and validation. It runs demo-first, with real money only behind an explicit gate.
Multi-tenant SaaS
A multi-tenant storefront platform where each shop gets an AI assistant that helps customers find products by voice and chat.
Private repository
AI social inbox
An AI-assisted inbox that brings a business's social messaging channels into one place and helps answer customers faster.
Private repository
Mobile app and backend platform
A social engagement platform with a native Android app, a backend API and an admin panel.
Private repository
Solo build for AI DevFest 2026
Takes a tender's requirements and a set of PDFs and produces one checked, correctly ordered PDF package, with a cover page and a footer on every page. It runs in the browser, in English and Bangla, and no file is ever uploaded.
Hackathon build. Evacuation route simulator that finds the lowest-cost route to an open exit and recalculates as corridors or exits are blocked. English and Bangla, keyboard accessible.
JavaScript, SVG
Bengali admin system for members with family trees, donations, expenses, a bank ledger and printable Bengali reports. Role-based access with CSRF protection and rate limiting.
Express, PostgreSQL, Knex, EJS
University job platform with student, recruiter and admin portals, AI job matching and academic eligibility scoring.
Next.js 15, TypeScript, MySQL, Groq
Listing-alert bot that watches Upbit, Binance, Bithumb and Coinbase for new listings, streams live status over WebSocket and sends Telegram alerts.
Python, FastAPI, WebSocket, SQLite
Mess management system for meals, attendance, inventory and shared finances in hostels and shared living spaces.
Next.js 15, TypeScript, MongoDB
Queue management with a JavaFX admin desktop app and a mobile web view. Customers join by QR code and see their live position.
Java, JavaFX, MySQL
Team compiler project: a programming language with Bangla keywords, transpiled to C. Built for the compiler design course.
Flex, Bison, C, Node.js
Windows desktop app: a floating, always-on-top meter showing live upload and download speed, with a customizable look.
C#, .NET
Drag-and-drop, block-based cheatsheet builder with templates and PDF export.
React, dnd-kit, jsPDF
Android automation app for processing orders in the background.
Kotlin, Android
Private repository
Clan and player stats tracker for Clash of Clans, served through a caching proxy for the official API.
React, Express, Recharts
Nothing in this group yet.
You work directly with the people who design, build and support your software. Every release is checked by a colleague before it ships, and the goal is the same on every project: software that makes your business run better.
Every project has a named contact from the first call to launch day, and they are in the room when you review.
Ask a question and the person who wrote the code answers it, in plain language.
What is in, what is out, who pays for third-party services and what done means, agreed before we build.
Every requirement, login, payment flow and release is checked by a person, not just a tool.
Backend systems, APIs, web and mobile apps, built to run reliably in production.
Interfaces that make sense on the first visit, on a phone and on a desktop.
Workflows, integrations and AI features that remove manual steps.
Testing, deployment, handover and the support that follows launch.
We do not promise the impossible. We check feasibility first, then propose the right solution. Scope is agreed in writing before we build: what is in, what is out, who pays for third-party services, how many revisions you get and what done means. Payment follows milestones.
Every feasibility check ends in one of three answers
We learn the problem, the people who use it, the data, the budget, the deadline and any examples you have.
You get a requirement summary.
We check integrations, APIs, platform rules, security and technical risk.
You get a clear verdict: possible, conditional or not viable.
Features, timeline, milestones and price, written down before work starts.
You get a proposal and an agreement.
A small demo of the most important part of the system.
You get a demo and a review meeting.
Development, quality checks, regression tests, access control and bug fixing.
You get a tested deliverable.
Hosting and setup, training, handover and the support period we agreed.
You get a live system and its documentation.
We use AI tools to move faster on drafts, boilerplate and prototypes. A person reviews every requirement, data model, login, payment flow and release. Five gates stand between an idea and your customers.
Acceptance criteria, integration limits, estimate and risks in writing.
Version control, code review, managed dependencies and secrets.
Happy path and error path, user roles, input validation, backup and restore.
Staging approval, production checklist, monitoring and a rollback plan.
Admin access, deploy notes, invoice, support period and ownership.
Tell us. We will check whether software or automation can make it easier, and reply with questions and an honest read on feasibility. The first call is free.
We work remotely from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Gikpik is part of a small family of companies. Our sister companies cover IoT engineering and electronics retail, so one idea can move from circuit to cloud to checkout.