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Furniture apps for Jeddah importers, showrooms and hotel suppliers.

Furniture app development Jeddah projects at Codeeo start from the city's position as a Red Sea port. Many Jeddah furniture businesses bring ranges in by container, sell to apartment and villa owners across the north of the city, and supply hotel and serviced apartment projects further afield. We build apps that handle all three: a shopping app for households, pre-order and arrival tracking for imported collections, and a trade portal for hospitality buyers who order by the room rather than by the piece.

We are a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, with 200+ projects delivered in the UAE and the US. For Jeddah clients we plan remotely and hold discovery workshops by video, with showroom staff sharing photos and clips when the project calls for it. Clients rate us 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.

Built for
Jeddah furniture importers, home stores, outdoor and coastal furniture sellers, and contract suppliers furnishing hotels and serviced apartments.
Typical timeline
Your import calendar and launch season shape the plan; we agree the first release and its dates in writing at the end of discovery.
What you own
Everything we build is yours: source code, App Store and Google Play listings, the trade portal, product content and customer data, all held in your company's accounts.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What we can build

Features shaped by a port city and a humid coast.

Selling furniture in Jeddah has its own pressures. A sofa collection may be on a ship when customers first see it, so the app has to sell stock that has not landed yet and keep buyers informed until it does. Coastal humidity changes which timbers, fabrics and metals hold up on a balcony or near the Corniche, and buyers increasingly ask about it before ordering. Apartment towers in the north of the city bring lift bookings and building access rules into every delivery. Hospitality buyers want quotes for fifty identical rooms, not a cart with one bed in it. The features below answer those pressures directly, and they share one admin panel so your import, sales and delivery teams all work from the same order record.

Explain your project
  • Pre-order for incoming containers

    List a collection before it lands, take a deposit or a reservation, and show an expected arrival window that updates as your shipment moves through Jeddah Islamic Port and customs. When stock clears, reserved customers are offered delivery slots first.

    Imported ranges start selling weeks before they reach the warehouse.

  • Material and climate guidance

    Each product carries plain notes on where it suits: indoor only, covered balcony or full sun and sea air. Care instructions for teak, aluminium, rattan and performance fabrics appear on the product page and again after delivery as a reminder.

    Fewer disappointed buyers whose outdoor sets fade or rust in a season.

  • Household shopping app

    Browse by room, style and budget band, save favourites, compare up to four pieces side by side, and check out with mada, Apple Pay, cards or instalments through Tabby or Tamara where you offer them. Arabic is the default, with English one tap away.

    Customers can finish a purchase at midnight without waiting for the showroom to open.

  • Tower and villa delivery details

    At checkout customers add building name, floor, lift size, loading bay hours and any security office approval needed. Your delivery team sees these notes on the job, along with whether assembly or old furniture removal was booked.

    Crews stop arriving at towers that will not let them in.

  • Hospitality trade portal

    Contract buyers create a project, add room types, set quantities per type and request a quote. Your sales team prices it, attaches finish samples and lead times, and the buyer approves in the portal. Orders split into phased deliveries by floor or building.

    Large contract orders handled in a structured way, not across long email threads.

  • Swatch and sample requests

    Customers order fabric swatches or wood finish chips to their home before committing to a made-to-order sofa or dining set. Requests feed into a simple dispatch list for your showroom staff.

    Confident buyers and fewer colour disputes at delivery.

  • Showroom chat handover

    A customer viewing a product can open a chat that lands with the right showroom adviser, with the product and the customer's basket already attached. Advisers reply from the staff app and can send a tailored offer that opens straight into checkout.

    The personal service Jeddah shoppers expect, kept on record.

  • Seasonal campaign tools

    Schedule collections and offers around Ramadan, Eid and the summer months when many families refresh their homes or prepare for visiting relatives. Push messages and home screen banners are set from the admin panel without a developer.

    Campaigns go live on time, managed by your marketing team.

  • Warehouse and dispatch screens

    Warehouse staff see picking lists grouped by delivery route, scan items onto trucks and mark exceptions such as a damaged carton. Customers receive a message with the crew's arrival window on the morning of delivery.

    Fewer wrong items loaded and fewer wasted trips across the city.

  • Warranty and care bookings

    Buyers register a purchase, see what the warranty covers and book a care visit or repair with photos attached. Outdoor sets can carry a recurring maintenance plan, and upholstery claims arrive with the original fabric code so your workshop orders the right replacement first time.

    After-sales handled on schedule and visible to both sides.

Who we build for

Jeddah furniture businesses that get the most from an app.

Jeddah's furniture trade mixes long established family showrooms, newer lifestyle brands and import houses that wholesale as much as they retail. Some sell mainly to households in districts such as Ar Rawdah, Al Hamra and the newer north; others sell mainly to developers and hotel operators. The fits below describe where an app pays back fastest, and where a simpler tool would be the better choice for now. If chat ordering works well for your volume, we will tell you so honestly.

01

An importer that retails as well as wholesales

You land containers, sell some stock to other shops and keep the rest for your own showroom. We build one product base with two faces: a consumer app with retail prices and a trade login with wholesale terms, minimum quantities and pallet level stock. Pre-orders connect to your shipment schedule, so neither audience is promised stock that is still at sea without being told so.

Two audiences, one stock record.

02

A supplier to hotels and serviced apartments

Your buyers are procurement teams and fit-out contractors, including those furnishing hospitality projects that serve visitors heading to Makkah and Madinah. They need room type templates, phased deliveries, approval steps and invoices that match ZATCA e-invoicing. A portal with a companion app for site managers suits this far better than a consumer shop.

We confirm your contract terms before designing the approval steps.

03

An outdoor and coastal furniture specialist

Balcony, garden, rooftop and beach house furniture sells on durability as much as looks. We put material guidance, care plans and seasonal covers at the centre of the app, with reminders to book cleaning or re-oiling before the hottest months. Buyers who see that care plan are more likely to return for cushions, parasols and replacements.

Durability content becomes your strongest sales argument.

04

A home store moving off chat ordering

Much of your trade happens in WhatsApp and Instagram messages, which is friendly but impossible to track. We give you a proper catalogue, a basket, delivery booking and payment, while keeping a chat button so customers can still ask a person. Every conversation then sits next to an order, not in someone's personal phone. Staff learn one tool instead of juggling several phones and spreadsheets.

A common first step for Jeddah family businesses.

Six stages to a Jeddah furniture app your teams rely on.

  1. 01Map sales and import flowsWe trace how a product travels from supplier order to container, warehouse, showroom and customer door, and where buyers currently wait without news.
  2. 02Decide the first audienceHousehold shoppers, trade buyers or both. We agree who the first release serves and which features can wait, so the launch stays focused.
  3. 03Design for Arabic and EnglishRight to left layouts first, English second, with clear photography rules for imported ranges that arrive with inconsistent supplier images.
  4. 04Connect your systemsStock, shipment status, payment gateway, delivery planning and e-invoicing are linked so the app shows what is true today, not what was true last week.
  5. 05Pilot with real customersA small group of loyal Jeddah customers and one trade buyer test the app with live orders, and we fix what confuses them before the public launch.
  6. 06Release and growStore publishing under your accounts, then a monthly rhythm of improvements tied to your collection arrivals and campaign calendar.

Technology

What we build this with.

We build cross platform apps for iOS and Android, a web based admin and trade portal, and APIs that connect to the ERP or stock system you already run. Hosting is chosen with Saudi data protection rules and your growth plans in mind. Documentation is handed over with the code.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What Jeddah furniture sellers ask before they build.

We do not quote blind; cost follows scope.

The biggest cost drivers are whether you need one audience or two, how many products and variants you carry, which systems we connect, and how much pre-order and shipment tracking your imports need. A household shopping app with a clean catalogue is a much smaller build than a combined consumer app and hospitality portal. Discovery produces a written scope and estimate, so you can compare options before committing to any of them. We also show which features could move to a second release if you want to launch sooner and let real orders guide what follows.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews