Services · Mobile app development · Furniture apps
Codeeo builds furniture apps for Riyadh retailers, showroom groups and made-to-order workshops. Furniture app development Riyadh projects with us cover the full sale: an Arabic first catalogue, room planning, checkout with local payment methods, delivery and assembly booked by district, and loyalty that brings a family back when the next room needs filling. Riyadh shoppers often compare three showrooms across the city before they buy a sofa, so the app has to do that comparing for them.
Our team of 80+ works across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, so planning sessions for Riyadh clients can happen in person. The aim is simple: fewer wasted trips across the ring roads for your customers, and fewer phone calls about delivery dates for your staff.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Inside a Riyadh furniture app
A new villa in the northern districts such as Al Yasmin, Al Narjis or Al Malqa can need a majlis, several bedrooms and a dining room in one season. Those buyers want to see sizes, finishes and delivery options before they commit the family to a Thursday evening at the showroom. The features below follow that buying pattern. They start with browsing, move through measured planning and payment, and end with a delivery crew arriving at the right gate on the right day. Every part is managed from one admin panel, so the product team, the showroom staff and the delivery coordinator all read the same order record instead of trading screenshots. Not every retailer needs all ten parts at launch; we rank them by the sales they support.
Products organised by room, style and material, written in Arabic first with an English switch. Filters cover the questions Riyadh buyers ask most: seat count for a majlis, mattress size, wood or veneer, and whether an item is in stock or made to order.
Shoppers narrow hundreds of items to a shortlist from home.
Customers enter wall lengths and door positions, then place sofas, beds and tables at true scale. The planner warns when a corner unit will not pass a stairwell or when a dining table leaves too little walking space.
Fewer returns caused by furniture that does not fit.
Augmented reality previews let a customer stand in an empty Riyadh villa and place a true size sofa or wardrobe on the floor through the phone camera. It works best for hero products with accurate 3D models, so we help you choose which ranges justify the modelling work and which are fine with photos and dimensions alone.
Confidence to order large pieces without a second showroom visit.
Families pick a branch, a time and a sales adviser, and list the pieces they want to sit on. The branch sees the list in advance and can have fabric samples ready when the family arrives.
Visits arrive prepared and turn into orders faster.
Delivery windows are calculated per district and per truck route, so a customer in the east of the city is not offered the slot your crew has reserved for the north. Assembly time is added for large items automatically.
Realistic dates that your logistics team can actually keep.
mada, Apple Pay and credit cards through a licensed payment gateway, with optional buy now pay later through providers such as Tabby or Tamara. Deposits for made-to-order items are handled as a separate step with the balance due on delivery.
Large baskets close without a trip to the till.
When a customer orders a custom sofa or a fitted wardrobe, the app shows each stage: fabric confirmed, frame built, upholstery, quality check, ready to dispatch. Workshop staff update the stage from a simple staff screen.
Customers stop calling to ask where their order is.
Interior designers and fit-out firms working on Riyadh villas and offices get their own login, trade pricing rules set by you, project folders and the ability to hold items for a client presentation.
A steady trade channel managed without spreadsheets.
Points on every order, member offers before Ramadan and the end of year sale period, and push messages timed to Riyadh Season when footfall and spending rise. You set the rules from the admin panel.
Past buyers return when they furnish the next room.
Customers report a scratched panel or a loose hinge with photos, choose a visit slot, and see the claim status. Your service team receives everything in one queue with the original order attached.
Complaints resolved on record, not in private chats.
Who this suits
Riyadh furniture retail ranges from large showrooms along King Abdullah Road and King Abdulaziz Road to small family workshops that sell mostly through Instagram and WhatsApp. The right app depends on where your sales happen today and what slows them down. These are the starting points we see most often. Each one leads to a different first release, and we would rather build a small app your staff use every day than a large one that sits half finished.
Your stock sits across branches and a warehouse, and staff phone each other to check availability. We connect the app to your stock source so customers see which branch has an item on display, which can deliver it, and how soon. Branch managers get a view of app orders tied to their location, which settles commission questions before they start.
Stock accuracy matters more than any visual feature.
Orders arrive as direct messages with photos and measurements typed in chat. We replace that with a structured order form, fabric and finish selectors, a deposit step and production tracking. You keep the personal service your customers like, but every order now has a record, a price breakdown and a promised date written down.
Small catalogue, deeper order detail.
Sleep products sell on comfort, size and trial terms. We build comparison screens for firmness and materials, a size guide that covers Saudi bed frame sizes, and simple reordering for pillows and protectors. Delivery and removal of the old mattress can be booked as one service. Reminders to rotate or replace a mattress after a set period give loyal customers a reason to open the app between big purchases.
Repeat purchases make loyalty worth building early.
Riyadh's growing number of offices and residential compounds buy in volume. We add quote requests, bulk ordering, delivery to site with access notes, and invoices that match your ZATCA e-invoicing setup. Account managers see every quote and can approve special pricing without leaving the dashboard.
Volume buyers value accurate quotes over visual extras.
Ways to work with us
Most furniture retailers begin with a fixed scope first release that covers catalogue, checkout and delivery booking, then add room planning or trade accounts on a monthly retainer. Groups planning a larger platform, for example combining app, website and showroom tablets, can take a dedicated team that works from your roadmap. In every model the cost is driven by catalogue size, the number of systems we connect, how much made-to-order logic you need, and whether we design in two languages from day one. Ongoing work after launch usually covers new collections, seasonal campaigns, app store updates and the occasional new integration as your operations grow.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Cross platform frameworks for iOS and Android, a web admin panel, and cloud hosting chosen with your data residency needs in mind. We pick tools your own developers or a future partner can maintain without us.
01Mobile
02Data and cloud
03Marketing and tracking
It depends on catalogue size and how many systems we connect.
A retailer with clean product data and one stock system reaches launch much sooner than a group that needs branch stock, workshop tracking and trade accounts in the first release. We agree the scope in discovery, write the timeline into the agreement, and break it into stages so you see working screens early. Delays usually come from missing product dimensions or photos, which is why we audit the catalogue before design starts. Rush hour on the main ring roads is also a factor, so we show expected delivery windows honestly rather than promising the quickest date the system can calculate.
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