About Codebumble, a software and digital agency from Dhaka

Before Codebumble had a name, it was already a team. A few developers who kept landing on the same projects, building software together with no company behind us, no logo and no credit on the finished work. Most of what we built went out under somebody else's name.

We did not mind much. We liked the work, and we liked doing it together.

In 2020 a hospital needed management software, and it needed it fast. To take the job properly, we needed something a client could sign a contract with. So we gave the team a name, and Codebumble was born around a single, urgent project.

Hospital software is not forgiving. Patient records, billing and daily operations all depend on it working, every single day. Building it set the standard we still hold ourselves to: software a business can actually run on.

With the hospital system live, we went looking for the next project. We hunted for work across Bangladesh with no marketing budget and no big launch, just a team that delivered and a phone that people started to call.

Networking did the rest. One happy client introduced us to the next, and the introductions kept coming. Project by project, Codebumble grew from a team with a name into a company with a reputation of its own.

In 2025 we signed our first client outside Bangladesh. It confirmed what we had believed for a while: good work travels, and a team in Dhaka can serve a business on the other side of the world as well as one down the road.

From there we kept widening the circle, with clients in the USA, Canada and Cyprus.

We built a video production team next, with crews in Bangladesh, Canada, Cyprus and Denmark who travel to wherever a shoot needs them. Every service we offer, video included, is available to clients anywhere in the world.

Engineering still runs from Dhaka, and we are still a fully online company with no office to visit. That keeps our costs low and our prices affordable, without cutting corners on the work.

Every engagement is phased, and you can stop at the end of any phase with everything produced so far in a documented, usable state. You own the source code, the infrastructure and the design files outright, with no licence and nothing that makes leaving expensive.

We agree performance and accessibility targets before design starts, because retro-fitting either costs several times what building to them does. And if an off-the-shelf product would solve your problem for a fraction of what building would cost, we say so. That costs us a project and earns the next three.