Services · Mobile app development · Interior design apps
Codeeo provides interior design app development UK businesses can roll out nationally: consultation booking, room planning, proposals, consumer contracts, payments, deliveries and installer coordination in one platform, with a dashboard for head office and each studio or region. It is aimed at firms whose work crosses postcodes and borders, such as design studios with several branches, furniture and kitchen retailers, housebuilders selling interior upgrades and operators furnishing rental homes from Glasgow to Bristol.
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200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the platform can include
A single studio can run on good habits and a shared calendar. A national interiors business cannot. Once you have designers in several cities, installers covering wide regions and customers in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the app has to handle different branches, different rules and a lot more data. Consumer law applies to every home customer, UK GDPR applies to every record, and accessibility duties apply to every screen. The capabilities below are what national firms most often ask for. We choose the first release with you based on where the business loses most time and money today, then add regions and features in planned stages, which is how a national rollout stays manageable for staff and customers.
The platform models your organisation as it really is: head office, regions, branches or franchisees, and the designers and installers attached to each. Leads route to the nearest branch with capacity, branch managers see only their own customers, and head office sees everything with filters by region. Group dashboards compare branches on enquiries, conversion, delivery performance and reviews, and data can be exported to Power BI or your existing reporting tools.
One system serves the whole group without exposing data between branches.
Every enquiry, whether it starts on the website, in the app, by phone or at a showroom, lands in one queue with the customer's postcode, rooms, timing and preferred contact method. The customer picks a video consultation, a showroom slot or a home appointment from the nearest branch, and confirmations and reminders go out automatically by push notification, email or text.
No enquiry is lost between channels or branches.
Housebuilders often sell kitchens, flooring, wardrobes and finishes as optional extras before completion. Buyers choose from the options for their plot type in the app, see what each one looks like and confirm before the build stage cut off date for that plot, after which choices lock automatically.
Upgrade selections arrive complete and on time for each plot.
Contracts agreed at a customer's home or online fall under the Consumer Contracts Regulations, which give a cancellation period and require clear pre contract information. The app presents your terms at the right moment, records the customer's express request if work starts early, and logs any cancellation with its date.
Your process matches the rules your legal adviser sets.
UK GDPR and the ICO's guidance shape how photos of homes, addresses and payment records are stored and shared. Customers can see and manage their marketing preferences under PECR, and staff handle access and deletion requests from the dashboard with an audit trail.
Privacy requests are answered quickly and on record.
Deposits, stage payments and balances can be taken by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or an Open Banking payment through the provider you choose. Where you offer retail finance, the app hands customers to an FCA authorised lender's own application flow rather than collecting credit details itself.
Customers pay the way they prefer, within regulated routes.
Screens are built to WCAG 2.2 AA: readable contrast, scalable text, screen reader labels, large touch targets and alternatives to drag gestures. That supports your duties under the Equality Act 2010 and makes the app easier for older homeowners and anyone using assistive technology.
More customers can book and approve without help.
Upholstered furniture supplied in the UK must meet the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations, and rental operators are asked for evidence. The app stores labels, certificates and product data per item, so the right document is attached to every property that receives it.
Compliance evidence is ready whenever a landlord or inspector asks.
Deliveries and installations are scheduled by region, whether you use your own crews, subcontracted fitters or a national carrier. Installers get a job app that works offline, and customers see delivery windows and live status, wherever in the country they live.
Distant jobs are run with the same control as local ones.
National firms usually already run an ERP, stock system or ecommerce platform. The app reads ranges, stock and lead times from those systems and writes orders back, so branches and customers see the same availability the warehouse sees.
No more branches selling items that are out of stock.
Who this is for
The UK interiors market is made up of very different businesses: independent studios, studio groups, national furniture and kitchen retailers, housebuilders selling upgrades, rental and hospitality operators furnishing many units, and the installers who serve all of them. A national app is worth building when work crosses regions, when several teams must share one source of truth, or when consumer law and data protection make informal processes risky. These are the four profiles that most often reach that point. Many national firms fit more than one profile, and the platform can be planned so each part of the business gets the tools it needs without separate apps.
You have built a strong studio in one city and are opening in others. The app gives every new branch the same booking, proposal and project process on day one, with local designers and installers attached. Head office keeps brand and pricing rules central while branches handle their own customers. Interior design consultation app development UK studio groups ask us for typically begins with this shared front door for enquiries.
A repeatable process makes each new branch faster to open.
Your customers move between website, showroom and home visit, and expect their design to follow them. The app connects product catalogue, room planning, quotations, finance referrals and delivery, using the same stock data as your ecommerce site. Store staff and online customers work on one design record rather than starting again at each step.
Buyers on developments across the country choose finishes and upgrades before completion. The app presents the choices available for each house type, applies cut off dates by build stage, collects payment where required and sends confirmed specifications to site teams and suppliers. Sales advisers at each development use the same system.
Cut offs are enforced by the app, not by memory.
Build to rent schemes, student accommodation and serviced apartments in several cities need consistent furnishing, quick turnarounds and evidence for every item. The app manages packs by unit type, installs by building, condition photos and compliance documents, and feeds your property management platform.
How we work together
Many clients begin with a fixed scope first release covering a pilot region, so cost and timing are tied to a defined feature list. A retainer then supports improvements and rollout to further branches. Larger groups with a long roadmap often prefer a dedicated team that stays with the platform. Cost is driven by the number of user types and branches, the systems we integrate, offline installer needs, AR content, accessibility testing and how much custom design the customer experience requires. We explain each of those in the scope so you can decide what to phase. Rollout waves are timed in the same way: each new region gets its own dates once the previous wave has been reviewed.
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
Apps are typically built in React Native or Flutter, with web dashboards for head office and branches and cloud hosting in your own account. Integrations use the APIs of your ERP, ecommerce, payment and property platforms, and the stack is chosen around who will maintain it.
01Mobile
02Data and cloud
03Marketing and tracking
Consumer contracts, data protection, marketing consent and accessibility, at minimum.
Home customers are protected by the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and the Consumer Contracts Regulations, which cover pre contract information and cancellation. UK GDPR and the ICO govern personal data, PECR governs marketing messages, and the Equality Act 2010 makes accessibility a real duty. We build the flows these rules require, while the wording of terms and policies comes from your own legal advisers.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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