Zents Tech
About

A small studio, on purpose.

Zents Tech is a technology studio based in Dhaka, founded by Shafi and Shoeb, building AI systems and automation for a deliberately small number of clients at a time — Bangladeshi SMEs and international businesses, side by side.

Why we started here

Bangladesh’s small and mid-sized businesses run almost entirely on manual process — most use at least one digital tool, but very few run anything as advanced as a proper CRM or ERP. At the same time, the same manual bottlenecks (support queues, lead follow-up, disconnected tools) show up in e-commerce and service businesses everywhere else in the world.

We build for both, from Dhaka: local businesses that need a first real system, and international businesses that need the same engineering discipline at a fair price.

Where we are today

We’re early. We’d rather say that plainly than inflate it — no fabricated client counts, no vanity metrics. We take on a small number of engagements at a time, on purpose, because the systems we build have to actually keep working after we hand them over.

As we deliver, we publish real outcomes with real numbers — nothing else goes on this site.

Founders

Mirza Md. Shafi Uddin, Founder at Zents Tech

Mirza Md. Shafi Uddin

Founder

AI & Software Engineer

Builds RAG pipelines, autonomous AI agents, and n8n-based automation for clients since 2024 — the same work Zents Tech now runs as a company rather than a freelance practice.

Shoeb Mahfuz, Co-founder at Zents Tech

Shoeb Mahfuz

Co-founder

Network & Cybersecurity Engineer

Handles network and security engineering at Zents Tech — the person making sure what ships is locked down and resilient, not just functional.

What we believe

Systems, not stunts

A demo that impresses in a meeting and a system that survives production are different things. We build for the second one.

Scoped, not open-ended

Every engagement has a fixed price and a fixed timeline before it starts. No hourly ambiguity, no scope that quietly grows.

Monitored, not handed off

Automations break quietly when a third-party API changes. We stay attached to what we build, on a retainer, so we notice first.

Two focuses, not eight

AI systems and business automation are the business. Software engineering exists to support them, not to compete for attention with them.