Most software agencies say they build "solutions." We build software that has to actually run — for logistics companies moving freight, event organizers checking in guests, and businesses that don't have room for a platform that breaks on launch day.
OrFactor has been doing this out of Dhaka since 2014, with team members now working across Bangladesh, the US, and Malaysia. We're not a 500-person consultancy, and we're not a two-person freelance shop either — we're a working engineering team of 10–49 people who take on the projects big firms consider too small and freelancers can't scale to handle.
What we actually do
We work across six areas, and most client projects touch more than one of them:
App & Platform Development — the core of what we do. Web and mobile applications built from scratch: SaaS platforms, e-commerce systems, fintech tools, healthcare apps. This is where most of our documented client work lives, including a logistics management platform for Bifle Logistics and an event management build for Ke-Fas Event.
Product Experience Design — UX/UI work that isn't bolted on after the fact. We design the interface alongside the system it runs on, which is part of why clients keep telling us the product actually feels usable, not just functional.
AI & Automation — LLM integration, predictive tooling, workflow automation. This is a newer, growing part of our practice — we're upfront that it doesn't have the multi-year track record our core development work does yet.
Managed Tech Services — ongoing DevOps, cloud operations, and system support for teams that need a technical partner after launch, not just at launch.
Tech Strategy & Advisory — architecture, cloud readiness, and security consulting for teams that need a second set of senior technical eyes before they commit to a direction.
Data Intelligence — data pipelines, dashboards, and analytics built into the platforms we ship, for teams that want their software to tell them something, not just run.
Beyond custom builds
We also maintain a small catalog of ready-made software products — things like EventIQ (event check-in and ticketing), Stoqio (inventory management), and Inflio (a template for influencer/creator platforms) — sold directly rather than built bespoke. For teams that don't need a fully custom build, these get you running in days instead of months. And if you outgrow the template, that's usually where a custom engagement with us starts.
Why this matters more than a client logo wall
Software agencies are easy to find and hard to trust — everyone claims quality, speed, and communication. What we'd rather you judge us on: a 5.0 rating across our completed engagements, and a habit of clients coming back for the next project. That's a smaller claim than "we're the best," but it's one you can actually verify.
If you're evaluating a technical partner for a build that has to work under real usage — not a demo, not a pitch deck — that's the kind of work we take on.
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