Hi, I'm Raisul Islam Likhon
Software engineering student and developer from Bangladesh. I build lightweight, privacy-first apps for Flutter & Android, plus web tools and Python automations that quietly do the boring work.
I'm Likhon — a software engineering student at Daffodil International University in Bangladesh. I got here by taking things apart: first customising Android, then ReVanced patches and bytecode tweaks, and eventually building my own apps instead of only modifying other people's.
Today I build Flutter and native Android apps (Dart & Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Material 3), web tools and sites (React, TypeScript, plain HTML/CSS/JS) and browser extensions on Manifest V3.
I also write Python automations for the boring parts of student life — like turning messy university routine spreadsheets into clean, structured JSON with pandas and openpyxl.
My rule is simple — small, fast and private. Offline-first where it makes sense, no bloat, no telemetry, no surprises.
Public repositories on GitHub — apps, tools & experiments
Dart, Kotlin & Python are where I do most of my work
Tinkering with Android, from modding to shipping apps
Trackers in anything I build
From a first prototype to a signed APK or a deployed site — Flutter, native Android, web, extensions and the automation glue in between. Clean code, clear communication and something you can ship.
One codebase, a native feel everywhere — cross-platform apps in Flutter & Dart, from idea to signed build.
Kotlin & Jetpack Compose apps that stay fast on low-end phones and light on memory.
Fast, responsive websites and single-purpose web tools that look right on every screen.
Manifest V3 extensions for Chromium browsers — content blockers, privacy tools and small useful things.
Small command-line programs that kill repetitive work — especially anything that starts with a spreadsheet nobody wants to retype.
A lot of my tooling starts with a spreadsheet somebody has to retype. So I write small Python programs that read the mess, clean it up and hand back structured data — like the DIU Routine Scrapper below, which turns Daffodil International University's multi-sheet class routines into clean JSON with pandas and openpyxl. No servers, no dashboards, just a script that runs in a second.
Scripts that do the repetitive work so nobody has to. Written to be read, re-run and handed over.
Turn a workbook into something a program can actually use — without losing a single row on the way.
The best automation is the one you stop thinking about. Small jobs that just keep running.
Three rules every project gets checked against before it ships.
Everything ships local-only. Your data stays on your device — offline-first storage, no analytics and no silent network calls.
Every megabyte has to earn its place. Apps stay lightweight, quick to open and kind to low-end phones and slow connections.
Plain, readable code and honest interfaces. If something is complicated, that is my problem to solve — not yours to notice.
Real projects, built and shipped — Flutter and Android apps, a retail management platform, browser extensions and the Python tools that keep campus life organised. Click any project for the full story.
The class routine, tasks, exam dates and empty classrooms of Daffodil International University — in one Android app that 5,000+ students and teachers open every single day.
Simple and transparent — you always know what is shipping next and what I need from you.
We talk through the idea, who it is for and what has to work on day one — and I tell you honestly what I would skip.
Screens, data flow and scope get pinned down before any code — so the look, the stack and the timeline are agreed.
Small milestones, shared early. You get working test builds, a live preview URL or a runnable script as it grows.
Signed APKs, deployment, a clean handover with docs — and I stay around for fixes and updates afterwards.
Tell me what you need — a Flutter app, an Android app, a website, a browser extension or a script that kills a repetitive task. I read every message and reply personally.
Thanks for reaching out — I'll get back to you soon.