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RUNNERS.BD Site
Bangladesh's running community platform — discover events, share gear reviews, write training plans, connect with fellow runners, and stay up to date with the latest running news.
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Tanvir
Tanvir
Ahmed.
Based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I build software, design for the web, engineer timing systems, create video content — and run and cycle through it all.
What I do
Disciplines
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Software Development
Building web apps, APIs, and tools — from idea to production.
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Website Design
Designing and building editorial, functional websites with attention to detail.
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Race Timing
Engineering real-time race timing systems for running and cycling events.
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3D Printing
Provide all kind of 3D printing and small laser marking service
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Running & Cycling
Competing in road races and cycling events across Bangladesh.
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Projects
nextjssupabasenodejs2026
TAS Running Events Registration
Multi-event running event registration platform for Total Active Sports (totalactivesports.net). Supports custom drag-and-drop registration forms per event, SSLCommerz payments, Amazon SES emails, ADNsms SMS, and a role-based admin/organizer dashboard.
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personal_sitenextjscms2026
Endurence Athlet Personal Site
A site for professional athlet, with complete CMS to manage the site
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ServiceGet a quote →
3D Printing
Custom parts, prototypes and display pieces — printed in Dhaka, couriered nationwide.
Materials
PLA · PETG · ABS · TPU · Resin
Turnaround
2–5 working days for most jobs, depending on size and queue.
WritingAll posts →
Latest Posts
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The Finish Line We Didn't Know We Needed
Look around at the start line of any running event — a 10K in Dhaka, a half marathon in Berlin, a trail race in the hills of Kathmandu. You'll find something that has quietly become rare in modern life: a crowd of strangers, standing side by side, breathing the same morning air, sharing the same nervous energy, all about to do something hard together. Nobody is looking at their phone.
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Every Cyclist Over 40 Has the Same Secret Dream
Remember being a kid, staring up at the tallest tree, wondering if you could climb it? If you were like me, you weren’t just wondering—you were plotting. How to reach the highest branch, how to go higher than anyone ever had. That drive? It doesn’t go away.