Services · Mobile app development · Jewellery apps
Jewellery app development in Riyadh, from Codeeo: we design and build iOS and Android apps for gold and diamond retailers across the capital, from family shops in Batha and Thumairi to multi branch houses along Olaya and King Fahd Road. Live karat pricing, bridal set planning, private viewing appointments and loyalty sit in one Arabic first app, so a customer who browses at night can walk into the right branch the next day with a piece already chosen.
Our team of 80+ works across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, so Riyadh retailers can meet us in person for discovery and design reviews. The aim is simple: fewer wasted showroom visits, more prepared buyers, and customer records that belong to you rather than to a marketplace.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Inside a Riyadh jewellery app
Riyadh buyers rarely purchase a heavy necklace or a bridal set on impulse. They compare weight, karat and making charge, they show options to family, and they visit more than one showroom before they decide. Many work long office hours in the ministries and corporate towers, so the research happens in the evening and the purchase happens at the weekend. A useful jewellery app supports that pattern instead of trying to force a checkout on a piece worth a month of salary.
The features below are the ones we see Riyadh retailers asking for most. Your first release may hold four of them or all of them; we decide that together, based on how your branches already sell and where customers currently drop away.
Product prices recalculate from the daily gold rate you set in the admin panel, using each item's weight, karat and making charge. Customers in Riyadh see a price that matches the counter, and your staff stop answering the same rate question on the phone every morning.
Prices on the app agree with the price at the branch.
Families planning a wedding build a shortlist of sets, rings and bangles, share it with relatives through a private link, and leave notes on each piece. When they book a showroom visit, the sales consultant opens the same shortlist and has the items ready on a tray.
Bridal customers arrive with decisions half made.
Customers choose a branch, a time and a consultant, and can request a women only consultant or a separate viewing room where your showroom offers one. Reminders go out the evening before, which suits a city where weekend traffic on King Fahd Road decides whether people turn up.
Fewer no shows and better prepared viewings.
For chains with several Riyadh branches, the app shows which showroom holds a piece in the right size and lets the customer reserve it for a set period. Staff confirm the hold from their own view, so the item is not sold to a walk in buyer in the meantime.
Customers drive to the branch that actually has the piece.
A guided form for name necklaces, engraved rings and commissioned pieces collects the karat, weight range, reference photos and target date. Your workshop sees every request in one queue, with status updates sent back to the customer as the piece moves from sketch to finishing.
Commissions tracked from first sketch to collection.
Customers who want to exchange or sell old gold book a valuation slot and describe what they are bringing. The weighing and testing still happen at the counter, as they must, but the visit is planned and the credit can be applied to a new purchase in the same app.
Trade in visits become sales visits.
Riyadh companies buy gold coins, pens and engraved pieces for retirements, long service awards and client gifts. A separate account type lets a buyer order in quantity, attach engraving lists and request a tax invoice under the company name.
A steady B2B channel alongside retail sales.
Customers buying for a graduation, a new baby or Mother's Day choose a gift box, add a card message in Arabic or English and pick a delivery window. Your team sees each order with the recipient's district, so insured couriers can be routed sensibly between the north of the city and the older neighbourhoods near Batha and Al Malaz.
Gifts reach the recipient on the day that matters.
Points or tiers based on purchase history, with benefits you control such as reduced making charges, early access to new collections or free cleaning and resizing. The rules sit in the admin panel, so marketing can change them before Riyadh Season or Eid without a new app release.
Repeat buyers recognised at every branch.
A staff app shows each consultant the customer's wishlist, past purchases, ring size and preferred branch before a viewing. Consultants can send a new arrival to a single customer, which is how high value jewellery is actually sold in the capital.
Consultants sell from knowledge, not memory.
Who this is for
The capital has every kind of jewellery business, and they need different apps. A souq trader in Batha selling 21 karat by weight has a different problem from a diamond house in a north Riyadh mall. These are the four starting points we meet most often, and what we usually recommend for each. If you sit between two of them, discovery is where we work out which parts of each apply. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, and the lesson that carries over is the same: build the smallest version that solves the real problem, then grow it.
You run showrooms in several districts, perhaps in Al Nakheel, Al Malqa and the older centre, and customers phone each branch to ask about stock. We connect the app to your inventory system, show stock by branch, and give head office one view of reservations, appointments and loyalty across the city. Head office decides what each branch can edit, so pricing and promotions stay consistent across Riyadh.
Start with stock visibility; it removes the most phone calls.
Most of your revenue comes from weddings, engagements and newborn gifts. The shortlist sharing, appointment and custom design features matter far more to you than a basket and checkout. We build the first release around the family decision process, because that is where Riyadh bridal sales are won or lost. Online payment can follow once you see which pieces customers are ready to buy without a viewing. We also add a simple way for the bride's family to invite the groom's family to the same shortlist, which is often how a shabka decision is shared.
Your customers expect the app to feel as considered as the showroom. Photography, video of stones under light, certificate details and a calm interface carry more weight than discount banners. We design for that standard and connect enquiries straight to named consultants, so a customer who saw a piece at Kingdom Centre can return to the same person. The app also records which pieces get viewed most, which helps buying decisions.
You have loyal customers and strong word of mouth, but no digital catalogue. A focused first version with live karat pricing, a photographed catalogue, WhatsApp handover and branch directions gives you a professional presence without a large build. Your team updates the daily rate and new stock from a phone, so the app does not need a dedicated person to run it.
Small first release, grown from real customer use.
Working with us
Jewellery shopping app development is rarely finished at launch, because collections change with every season. Most jewellery retailers in Riyadh start with a fixed scope first release covering the catalogue, pricing and appointments, then move to a monthly retainer for new collections, campaigns and features. Larger groups with their own digital team sometimes take dedicated developers from us instead. Cost depends mostly on the number of integrations, whether you need a staff app, how many branches share stock and how much custom design work the catalogue needs. We price each option in writing after discovery, never before.
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
We pick the stack around your inventory and point of sale systems and the team who will run the app after launch. For most jewellery mobile app development in Riyadh we use a cross platform framework for iOS and Android, a cloud backend hosted in a region you approve, and an admin panel your merchandising staff can use without training.
01Mobile
02Data and cloud
03Marketing and tracking
It depends on scope and integrations, and we write the dates down after discovery.
A catalogue app with live pricing and appointments is a far smaller build than a multi branch platform with stock sync, a staff app and loyalty. The biggest swing factor is usually your inventory system: if it exposes clean product data, integration is quick; if stock lives in spreadsheets, we plan a data clean up first. After discovery we give you a written schedule for each release, and we hold design reviews at your Riyadh showroom or our office.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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