Web platforms & SaaS
Customer portals, seller apps, admin consoles and multi-tenant SaaS — designed, built and shipped end to end.
Discuss thisOpenTaking new projects · Dhaka, working worldwide
Solustation is the technology company behind a group of working businesses — a cross-border courier network, a tracking SaaS, wholesale and commerce platforms, and consumer brands. We design, build, host and automate the systems they run on. Then we build the same for you.
01What we build
Eight things we build, each already running in production for our own companies.
Customer portals, seller apps, admin consoles and multi-tenant SaaS — designed, built and shipped end to end.
Discuss thisStorefronts, wholesale and dropshipping, COD wallets, courier integrations and cross-border fulfillment.
Discuss thisServer-side tracking that survives ad blockers: Meta and TikTok Conversions API, server-side GA4 and clean GTM setups.
Discuss thisBots, workflows and AI agents that take repetitive work off your team — WhatsApp assistants, browser automation, content pipelines.
Discuss thisETL pipelines, dashboards and the analysis behind decisions — P&L, valuation, forecasting and honest testing.
Discuss thisVPS and dedicated servers, CI/CD deploys, Cloudflare, backups and hardening — and someone watching it after launch.
Discuss thisArchitecture reviews, stack choices, cost cuts and a straight answer on what to build first — before you spend on it.
Discuss thisStandalone services with their own consoles and billing — like our address validation API — that plug into any stack.
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02Who I am
I'm Syed Talha Islam. I learned software by sitting next to an operations team — watching where their day broke, then writing the code that fixed it. That habit stuck.
Solustation is that habit as a company: understand how the business makes money, build the smallest system that moves it forward, and keep it running after launch.
When you work with Solustation, you work with me — from the first call to the last deploy.
Client and company code stays private, so most of my work ships to the live sites above. My profile has my public repositories, the full project list and my contribution streak.
Android apps, logic and UI/UX — shipping whole things from day one.
Learned China-to-Bangladesh trade from the operations side.
A men's fashion brand, run end to end.
The platforms behind the trading group; COO at Cosmic Bags.
Cross-border logistics, a tracking SaaS and a tech company of my own.
BSc in progress; thesis on decision-making AI for Dhaka traffic.
03Business first
Most developers build what's on the ticket. I've managed the business, read the numbers and paid for the ads — so I build what moves revenue. Five seats at your table, one person.
04Solutions by business
Pick the one closest to yours — each tab shows the problem we usually find and the system we'd build.
The problem. Orders live in Messenger threads, numbers live in a notebook, and nobody knows which ad actually made money.
The problem. Logistics runs on status updates and money movement. Both break when they live in different tools.
The problem. Importers juggle supplier links, currency rates, shipping lots and customer balances across chat and spreadsheets.
The problem. Founders need something real in front of customers fast — and a codebase that still holds up after the first hundred users.
The problem. Agencies, clinics, schools and offices lose hours to the same manual steps every week.
05E-commerce, end to end
Most stores are five tools that don't talk. We build the whole loop, so every delivered order makes the next ad cheaper.
06Work · the Solustation line
Each station is a live company or product built and powered from Solustation. Pick a stop to see the problem it solved and what's inside.
My own technology company. It designs, builds, hosts and automates every platform on this line — and takes on outside projects with the same standards.
07AI & machine learning
Built by a data scientist who ships. Models trained on real business data, assistants people use every day, and honest testing before anything goes live.
A deliverability model with versioned data pipelines, a feature store and online learning, combined with map lookups and LLM reasoning — served behind its own API, console and billing.
Jarvis — a personal assistant that sets reminders, saves notes, reads meal photos and calls with spoken reminders in Bangla.
DhakaDrive AI fuses 180° camera feeds with proximity sensors to decide braking, lane changes and speed in Dhaka traffic — trained by imitation learning.
A chat app that runs a language model fully offline on Android and iOS after a one-time download.
Generates short-form videos end to end — script, voice-over, AI video and publishing — controlled from a Telegram bot.
Turns a seller's tracking and delivery data into plain-language advice on what to fix and where to spend.
08The first call
Here's what I'll ask before anyone writes code. Have rough answers ready and we'll get further in thirty minutes than most projects get in a month.
And sometimes I'll tell you what not to build yet.
09Ways to work together
Every engagement starts with a free discovery call and a written scope. Pricing depends on the work, and you see it before anything starts.
A call about the business, not the tech. What must work, for whom, and by when.
You get: a written brief
Stack, data model, integrations and a scope with milestones you can hold us to.
You get: scope and quote
Working software every milestone, on a link you can click — not status reports.
You get: live previews
Deploy, tracking, backups and hand-over, with your team trained on the system.
You get: a live product
Hosting, monitoring, fixes and the next features — or a clean hand-off.
You get: a partner on call
A defined product, start to launch
Best for new platforms, stores and MVPs
Start with thisYour ongoing tech team, monthly
Best for growing businesses without in-house tech
Start with thisFix what's slow, broken or risky
Best for inherited or struggling systems
Start with thisAdvice before you spend
Best for founders planning a build
Start with this10Questions
Yes. Solustation was set up to power my own ventures and to build for clients — startups, sellers, agencies and established businesses, in Bangladesh, India and abroad.
Yes. We start with an audit of the code, hosting and data, fix what's risky first, and then improve it in steps — without rewriting what already works.
English and Bangla. We're in Dhaka (GMT+6) and work remotely with clients in other time zones.
Bring the idea, the problem, or just the numbers that worry you. We'll take it from there.