Retail apps built for the way London shops, from Oxford Street to the last mile.

A shopper in Islington can see whether the Covent Garden store holds their size before crossing town. We connect to your EPOS or stock system and set refresh rules, so an item that sold an hour ago stops showing as available. Where branches share a stockroom or move items between them daily, we show an honest estimate rather than a precise count.

Customers order online and pick a branch near home, work or a station they pass through. Store staff get a pick list, mark items ready and trigger a notification, and the app shows a collection code at the till. If the item is elsewhere, the app can offer a transfer to the chosen branch with a realistic ready date.

You decide which postcode districts get same day, next day or evening windows. Since the ULEZ covers every borough and central streets carry the Congestion Charge, slot rules can match where your vans and courier partners serve efficiently. Cut-off times can differ by area, so a Zone 1 customer and a customer near the M25 each see a promise that suits their address.

Delivery notes, concierge desks, parcel lockers and a named neighbour are captured at checkout and passed to the courier. Where the carrier supports it, proof of delivery photos appear in the order history. Customers can update instructions after ordering until the parcel leaves the warehouse.

Product pages, basket and wishlist stay usable when signal drops between stations. Changes sync once the phone reconnects, and the checkout waits for a confirmed connection before taking payment. Images and prices are cached sensibly, so the app does not eat into a customer's data allowance.

Release times, a fair virtual queue or a ballot, one per customer limits and checks against automated buying. Store staff can see who secured an item for in-store collection on release day. After the drop, unclaimed reservations return to stock automatically at a time you set.

Personal shopping, tailoring fittings, alterations and beauty consultations booked at a chosen branch, with reminders and notes the staff member sees before the customer arrives. Bookings sync with staff rotas so a branch never accepts more appointments than it has people to serve. Deposits for made-to-measure work can be taken at booking where you want them.

International addresses, shipping rules by destination and clear duty information at checkout for tourists who want to send purchases home rather than fill a suitcase. Size guides can show UK and European sizing side by side for shoppers who think in different measurements. Order confirmations explain clearly that import charges in the destination country may apply.

A digital membership card that your EPOS reads, with points and rewards shared between the app, the website and every branch. Tiers, birthday rewards and member-only previews can all be configured by your marketing team. Members who rarely visit a store still collect points on every app order, and lapsed members can be won back with a targeted reward rather than a blanket discount email.

Your head office team edits banners, collections and push campaigns, while branch managers handle collection orders and appointments from a tablet behind the counter. Roles keep head office, branch and warehouse permissions separate. Branch managers also see their own collection queue and the customers booked in that day, without access to the wider company figures.