Services · Mobile app development · Car wash apps
Codeeo delivers car wash app development in the USA for operators running many locations: express tunnel chains, franchise systems, regional groups formed through acquisitions and national mobile wash brands. We build member apps, booking and fleet tools, crew apps and a central admin platform that respects a patchwork of state subscription, privacy and plate recognition rules. One member account should work at every site, and one set of records should satisfy every state you operate in.
Our 80+ people work from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. We work with US clients remotely, running discovery, reviews and demos by video call with written records of every decision.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
Platform capabilities
Car washing in the United States has moved toward monthly memberships and toward groups that own dozens or hundreds of sites, often acquired from different owners with different equipment. That creates a software problem as much as a marketing one. Members expect their plan to work at any location. Finance wants one view of revenue and churn. Legal needs every sign up, renewal and cancellation to meet the rules of the state the member lives in.
Federal rules sit on top. The Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act governs online recurring charges, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act governs marketing texts, and card data falls under PCI DSS. The capabilities below are the building blocks we combine for multi-state operators. Discovery decides the order.
One member account honored at every location in the group, with plan tiers that can vary by market and a home site for reporting. Members add vehicles, swap plates and change plans themselves, and corporate sets the rules on which sites accept which tiers. Screens follow WCAG guidance, with scalable text, screen reader labels and large tap targets, which supports ADA expectations at the pay station.
Members get one plan that works everywhere you operate.
Sign up and cancellation flows configured by the member's state, so a California member sees the disclosures and reminders California law expects while the same app serves members in states with lighter rules. Consent wording, timestamps and versions are stored for every member.
One app, the right terms for each state.
Corporate, regional, franchisee and site roles, each with its own access to members, pricing, reports and payouts. Franchisees can run local promotions within limits that the brand defines, and corporate sees everything.
Control stays central while sites keep local flexibility.
Acquired sites often run different point of sale systems, tunnel controllers and plate cameras. We build an integration layer that talks to each vendor your network uses, so the app behaves the same at every site even when the hardware differs.
New acquisitions join the platform without replacing their equipment first.
Recurring billing through a PCI DSS compliant processor, Apple Pay and Google Pay at sign up, smart retries, card updater services and dunning messages. Finance gets reports on recovered and lost revenue from failed payments by region.
Fewer members lost to expired or declined cards.
California's CCPA as amended by the CPRA, the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act and other state laws give consumers rights to access, delete or opt out. The platform logs requests, applies them across every system and records how each was handled.
Privacy requests are handled once, consistently, across the network.
National and regional fleets, rental companies and dealerships can hold one account across many sites, with vehicle lists, wash limits, purchase order references and consolidated invoices. Fleet managers see usage by vehicle, location and month.
Commercial customers buy washes across your network on one invoice.
Push, email and text campaigns segmented by site, tier and behavior, with opt in records for texts kept in line with TCPA requirements and quiet hours respected by time zone. Win back offers target lapsed members rather than everyone.
Campaigns reach the right members with consent on file.
Members, churn, washes per member, failed payment recovery, fleet volume and crew output, rolled up from site to region to group. Data can be exported to your BI tool so finance and operations work from the same numbers.
Leaders compare sites and regions on consistent measures.
A staff app for mobile crews and in-bay detailers with the day's jobs, route order, vehicle notes, photo checklists and job completion. It works the same in every metro, so a crew lead moving from Phoenix to Atlanta does not need retraining, and managers see output by crew and city.
Crews follow one process across every market.
Who this is for
Nationwide car wash businesses grow in different ways: by acquisition, by franchising, by opening new sites or by building a mobile brand city by city. Each path creates its own technical debt. Below are the situations we see most and how we would plan the first release for each, with rollout across several states in mind from the start. Most groups fit more than one of these descriptions, and the plan combines them.
Owners who buy independent washes inherit different apps, membership systems and equipment at every site. We plan a single member platform with an integration layer, migrate members site by site with clear communication, and keep each location operating during the switch. The first release usually covers memberships and reporting; booking and fleet features follow. Each acquired site keeps its local name for a transition period if you prefer, while members are moved under the group brand at a pace you control.
One platform replacing many inherited systems.
A franchise brand needs a single app with the brand's look, plans and promotions, while franchisees handle local pricing within limits and receive payouts for their own members. We design roles, payout reporting and approval flows for local offers, so the brand stays consistent and franchisees still run their own business. New franchisees get a ready made site setup in the admin panel, so opening day does not depend on a developer.
Brand control with franchisee flexibility.
Moving from one state into several adds new subscription rules, privacy laws and tax treatment. Whether a car wash is taxable varies by state, as do renewal disclosures. We make the state a first class setting in the platform so a new market is configuration, not a code change. Time zones also matter for reminders, quiet hours and reporting cut offs, and the platform handles each site's local time.
New states added by settings, not rebuilds.
On-demand car wash app development in the USA for a mobile brand means service zones in many metros, local crews, local water and stormwater rules, and booking demand that differs by climate. We build city launch tools, zone management and a crew app that works the same in every market. City managers see only their own crews, bookings and customers, while the head office compares markets side by side.
Launch a new city from the admin panel.
Engagement models
Groups with a defined first release often begin with a fixed scope project, then continue on a retainer for rollout, updates and new states. Larger networks usually take a dedicated team that works through a long roadmap alongside their own staff. Codeeo has no US office; all work runs remotely by video call, with shared documents, recorded demos and test builds. Pricing for each model is set after discovery, once the number of sites, vendors and states is known. If an existing platform is already in place, we can start with an independent review of its code, data and compliance flows.
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 design a cloud backend that can serve many sites and states, with an integration layer for each equipment vendor. Customer and crew apps are usually cross platform, and data stays in accounts you own.
01Mobile
02Data and cloud
03Marketing and tracking
It must handle many sites, vendors and state laws in one platform.
A single site app connects to one point of sale and follows one state's rules. A national platform needs network wide memberships, an integration layer for different equipment, roles for regions and franchisees, state aware sign up and cancellation flows, and reporting rolled up across the group. We plan those foundations first, because retrofitting them after launch is slow and risky for members. A single site operator can still start small on the same foundations and add locations later without a rebuild. Accessibility is built in from the first screen, because fixing contrast, labels and tap targets across a live national app is far harder than designing them correctly at the start.
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