Md Shajib Sikder: New Ventures and Success as Weekmotion CEO in 2026
Technology & Entrepreneurship | August 14, 2026
In 2026, Bangladeshi developer and technology entrepreneur Md Shajib Sikder has continued to expand his work across digital platforms, software products, content publishing, advertising technology, and browser productivity tools.
Best known as the founder and CEO of Weekmotion, Sikder has moved beyond a single platform and is now working on a diverse portfolio of technology projects. His 2026 activities include the continued development of Weekmotion, the growth of Jagatbarta, the release of the Microloop micro-job and freelance platform script, and the development of Tabvora, a privacy-focused Chrome extension.
His public GitHub profile describes him as a full-stack systems engineer focused on scalable backends, distributed APIs, query optimization, caching, and high-concurrency systems.
From Elaxux to a Larger Technology Journey
Sikder's technology journey began with smaller software and online projects before moving toward larger digital platforms.
One of the notable early projects associated with his journey was Elaxux E-book, launched in 2020. Published profiles about Sikder report that the application reached approximately 78,000 downloads during its first month.
The Elaxux period became an important step in his transition from experimenting with software to building larger technology products. According to published accounts, he initially reinvested earnings from smaller projects into computer equipment and continued learning programming independently.
Rather than remaining focused on mobile applications, Sikder later moved toward web platforms and digital ecosystems, eventually building Weekmotion into his primary technology venture.
Weekmotion: From Video Platform to Digital Ecosystem
Weekmotion remains the central project associated with Md Shajib Sikder. Published profiles identify him as the platform's founder and CEO.
The platform originally developed around video sharing and entertainment but has expanded into a broader content and digital platform. Its current website includes articles and other creator-oriented features, while Sikder's recent work has also expanded toward advertising technology.
One of the notable developments in 2026 is Weekmotion Ads. In an article published on July 28, 2026, Weekmotion Ads was presented as a Bangladeshi digital advertising network designed to connect advertisers with publisher websites. The platform is positioned for businesses, startups, e-commerce companies, agencies, and other advertisers seeking online campaign opportunities.
This represents an important change in the direction of Weekmotion. Instead of functioning only as a content destination, the platform is increasingly being developed around a wider ecosystem involving creators, publishers, advertisers, and digital businesses.
Jagatbarta: Building a Technology and Information Platform
Another significant project connected to Sikder in 2026 is Jagatbarta, a Bengali technology, education, and digital information platform.
The official Jagatbarta website currently publishes content covering technology, freelancing, digital skills, tutorials, mobile tips, online earning, and other technology-related subjects. Several 2026 articles on the platform are authored by Md Shajib Sikder.
The project's public GitHub documentation describes Jagatbarta as a scalable multi-user news and content publishing platform. It is marked as production-ready and actively maintained for real users, with Md Shajib Sikder identified as its author and founder/CEO of Weekmotion Tech.
Jagatbarta therefore represents another side of Sikder's work: instead of focusing exclusively on software infrastructure, it combines technology with digital publishing and information distribution.
Microloop: Entering the Micro-Job and Freelance Marketplace
In 2026, Sikder also expanded into the digital marketplace sector with Microloop.
Microloop is presented as a micro-job and freelance platform script, designed for building a marketplace where users can offer and purchase small digital jobs or freelance services.
The project is available through Codester, where the Microloop product listing is published under the title “Microloop - Micro Job and Freelance Platform.”
For developers, entrepreneurs, or businesses interested in the product, the official product listing is available on Codester.
Microloop is significant because it shows Sikder's work moving beyond content platforms into software products that can be used by other businesses and entrepreneurs.
Tabvora: A New Privacy-Focused Chrome Extension
Perhaps one of Sikder's most visible software projects in 2026 is Tabvora – Smart Tab & Session Manager.
Tabvora is a Chrome extension designed to turn the browser's new-tab experience into a productivity dashboard. The project focuses on shortcuts, workspaces, browser organization, notes, and productivity features.
The extension is publicly available through the Chrome Web Store under the developer name MD SHAJIB SIKDER. Its current listing shows version 2.0.1, updated on August 12, 2026.
Tabvora is also positioned as a local-first and privacy-focused project. Its official project website describes it as a free, open-source and local-first Smart Tab & Workspace Dashboard for Google Chrome. The project documentation also provides dedicated pages covering privacy, security, permissions, open-source development, and licensing.
The project is released under the MIT License, with the 2026 license information crediting Shajib Sikder and Tabvora project contributors.
Users can learn more about the project through the official Tabvora website and its Chrome Web Store listing.
A Focus on Open Source and Software Engineering
Tabvora also highlights another aspect of Sikder's 2026 work: open-source software development.
Rather than developing the extension solely as a closed commercial product, Tabvora's project website provides public documentation covering its features, architecture, security, privacy, accessibility, licensing, and contribution information.
His GitHub profile similarly emphasizes backend engineering and performance optimization. The profile describes his focus on scalable backends and distributed APIs, with particular attention to query optimization and caching for high-concurrency systems.
His public GitHub activity has also attracted visibility within the Bangladeshi developer community. A public GitHub-user ranking based on contributions in Bangladesh listed the account @shajibsikder among contributors from Bangladesh in August 2026.
2026: A Year of Multiple Technology Products
Taken together, Sikder's 2026 projects show a significant expansion in the areas in which he works.
Weekmotion focuses on content, creators, publishers, and advertising.
Jagatbarta focuses on Bengali technology and digital information publishing.
Microloop targets the micro-job and freelance marketplace space.
Tabvora focuses on browser productivity, privacy, and open-source software.
These projects are different in purpose, but they share a common foundation: web technology, software engineering, digital platforms, and online communities.
This diversification is one of the most notable characteristics of Sikder's work in 2026.
From a Young Developer to a Technology Entrepreneur
Published profiles describe Sikder as a young Bangladeshi entrepreneur who began experimenting with technology at an early age and later founded Weekmotion.
His development journey illustrates how a developer can move from small applications to larger platforms and eventually create software products for different markets.
The progression from Elaxux to Weekmotion, followed by Jagatbarta, Microloop, and Tabvora, represents several different stages of that journey.
Instead of concentrating on only one category, his current portfolio covers content platforms, advertising technology, publishing, freelance marketplaces, browser extensions, and software engineering.
What Makes the 2026 Projects Different?
The most interesting part of Sikder's 2026 work is not simply the number of projects but the variety of problems they attempt to solve.
Weekmotion addresses content distribution and digital monetization.
Jagatbarta addresses Bengali technology publishing and digital education.
Microloop provides a foundation for micro-job and freelance marketplace businesses.
Tabvora addresses browser organization and productivity while emphasizing local-first software and privacy.
This product diversity suggests a broader approach to technology entrepreneurship: building software not only for personal use, but also creating platforms and products that can potentially be used by other creators, developers, businesses, and everyday users.
Looking Ahead
As of August 2026, Md Shajib Sikder's technology portfolio continues to evolve.
Weekmotion is expanding beyond its traditional content-platform identity through initiatives such as Weekmotion Ads. Jagatbarta continues publishing Bengali technology and digital-skill content. Microloop extends his work into marketplace software, while Tabvora provides an open-source browser productivity product with an active development roadmap.
His public projects and GitHub profile indicate an ongoing interest in scalable systems, software performance, privacy, and digital platforms.
Whether these projects eventually develop into larger commercial products, open-source communities, or broader digital platforms remains to be seen. However, the direction of his 2026 work is already clear: Md Shajib Sikder is building beyond a single website and experimenting across multiple areas of modern software and digital entrepreneurship.
Conclusion
From the early Elaxux E-book project to Weekmotion, and from Jagatbarta to the newer Microloop and Tabvora projects, Md Shajib Sikder's technology journey has continued to evolve.
In 2026, his work represents a combination of entrepreneurship, software engineering, digital publishing, marketplace development, advertising technology, and open-source browser software.
For a young developer building products from Bangladesh, the growing portfolio offers an example of how independent software development can gradually evolve into a broader technology business.
The next chapter of that journey will depend on how these platforms grow, how users respond to the products, and how successfully the projects expand beyond their current markets.