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Cleaning apps for Los Angeles firms that must get California labor rules right.

Codeeo provides cleaning services app development in Los Angeles for house cleaning companies, janitorial employers, production and studio cleaning crews, and property managers across the county. We build a booking app for customers, a worker app for shifts, checklists and photos, and a dashboard for scheduling, payroll exports and compliance records, designed from the start around how California treats cleaning workers.

In Los Angeles the hard part of a cleaning app is rarely the booking screen. It is classifying workers correctly, keeping janitorial registration and training records current, and scheduling crews across a county where a short distance on the map can take an hour on the 405 or the 101.

Built for
Residential cleaning companies, janitorial contractors and property operators in the City of Los Angeles and the surrounding cities of LA County.
Typical timeline
Scope and delivery dates are settled in discovery and written into the plan before design begins, once labor, payment and payroll integrations are clear.
What you own
You own the code, the store listings, the dashboard, and all worker and customer data, in cloud and store accounts held in your company's name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Inside the app

Features that respect California law and Los Angeles traffic.

California's worker classification rules shape the whole product. Under AB5, now in the Labor Code, a worker is presumed to be an employee unless the hiring business meets all three parts of the ABC test. A cleaning company whose core business is cleaning will find it hard to treat its own cleaners as contractors, and that changes how an app assigns work, records hours, handles tips and sends pay data to payroll.

So we design for employees by default and let your lawyer decide any exceptions. The features below then follow the shape of your business, whether that is homes in the Valley, offices Downtown or sets in the studio zones, and we choose the order with you during discovery. Every item here has to justify itself in saved office time, fewer disputes or happier crews.

Explain your project
  • Shift and hours recording

    Workers clock in and out against each job with location confirmed, travel time between jobs is recorded, and meal and rest breaks are prompted and logged. Supervisors approve timesheets before they go to payroll, with edits tracked. Overtime alerts warn supervisors before a shift runs long.

    Payroll records you can stand behind if they are ever questioned.

  • Janitorial registration and training records

    California requires janitorial employers to register with the Labor Commissioner each year and to provide in-person sexual violence and harassment prevention training to janitors every two years. The dashboard stores registration renewal dates and each worker's training history, with reminders ahead of deadlines.

    Renewals and training never quietly lapse.

  • Traffic aware scheduling

    Jobs are clustered by area, such as the Westside, the San Fernando Valley, the South Bay, the Eastside or Downtown, with drive time from live traffic data. The scheduler avoids sending a crew from Sherman Oaks to Long Beach between two short visits.

    Fewer late arrivals and more paid hours per shift.

  • Multilingual worker app

    Spanish and English as standard, with Korean, Armenian, Tagalog or Chinese added where your teams need them. Checklists, safety notes and messages from the office appear in each worker's chosen language.

    Clear instructions for every crew member.

  • Instant quotes and booking

    Households in neighborhoods like Silver Lake, Los Feliz, Koreatown or Brentwood pick a service, enter home size and extras, see a price from your rules and choose a slot. Deep cleans, move outs and recurring visits each follow their own logic.

    A booking in under a minute, with no phone call.

  • Tips and payments

    Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay through a PCI DSS compliant processor. Tips go to the workers who did the job and are reported separately to payroll, because California rules protect gratuities and your records should show where every tip went.

    Transparent tipping that workers and customers trust.

  • Production and studio cleaning

    For crews who service sets, stages and production offices, jobs can be tied to a production and a call time, with location notes, wrap cleans and short notice changes. Billing groups work by production so accounting departments get one clear invoice.

    Fast turnarounds that match production schedules.

  • Privacy controls for California residents

    Notices at collection, access and deletion requests, opt outs for sharing, and limits on who sees addresses, alarm codes and home photos, built in line with CCPA as amended by CPRA. If your office records phone calls, consent prompts reflect California's all party consent rule.

    Customer trust and fewer legal loose ends.

  • Business tax and city records

    LA County contains many separate cities, each with its own business rules. The dashboard can store your City of Los Angeles Business Tax Registration Certificate and permits for other cities you work in, such as Santa Monica, Pasadena or Glendale, with renewal reminders.

    Paperwork for every city you serve in one place.

  • Supply and equipment tracking

    Workers log products used and request refills from the app, and supervisors see stock by van or by site. Products can be tagged with safety data sheet links so crews know how to handle what they carry, which matters for janitorial teams moving between offices, medical suites and homes in one week.

    No visit lost to an empty bottle or a missing vacuum.

Who this is for

Four Los Angeles cleaning businesses we build for.

Los Angeles is not one market. It is the City of Los Angeles plus dozens of neighboring cities, an entertainment industry with its own rhythms, a large hospitality and short stay trade, office districts from Downtown to Century City, and residential areas from the hills to the beach. Your app should fit the part of that market you actually serve rather than a generic picture of the region. Many firms here serve two of these groups at once, and the app is planned so either side can grow without a rebuild.

01

Janitorial employers with office and retail contracts

You clean offices in Downtown, Century City or along Wilshire, and retail sites across the county. Your obligations as a janitorial employer, from registration to training to accurate hours, are as important as the cleaning itself. We start with shift recording, compliance records, site profiles and supervisor inspections, then add a client portal for building managers who want to see what was done. Night crews see only the sites assigned to them, with access notes released at shift start.

Compliance records first, client features next.

02

House cleaning companies moving off contractor models

You built your business when it was common to treat cleaners as independent contractors, and you are now moving to employees or have already done so. The app needs to reflect that change: scheduled shifts, recorded hours, break logs, protected tips and clean payroll exports, while customers still enjoy fast online booking. Crew preferences and regular customers carry across, so the change feels smooth to the households who book you.

The app supports the shift, your lawyer guides it.

03

Crews serving film, TV and events

Your work follows productions and events: stages, sets, trailers and production offices, often on short notice and at odd hours. You need fast job creation, call times, location access notes and billing by production. A consumer booking app adds little; a strong dispatcher dashboard and worker app add a lot. Workers can accept or decline short notice calls in the app, and dispatch sees at once who is free and nearby.

04

Property managers and multifamily operators

You manage apartments in Koreatown, Hollywood or the Valley, or a portfolio across several cities. You need turnover cleans scheduled from move out dates, common area cleaning on a fixed rota, photos for deposit records, and one view across buildings. We build the staff app and manager dashboard and connect to your property management system where it allows. Leasing staff can request a clean from their phone and see when it is done.

Deposit disputes go better with dated photos.

Six stages from first conversation to a working Los Angeles app.

  1. 01Discovery over videoWe learn your services, cities, crew structure, pay rules and current tools in a series of video calls, and write down what the first release must do and what can wait.
  2. 02Labor and privacy rules mappedWorker classification, hours, breaks, tips, registration, training and California privacy duties are written as product rules, reviewed with your advisers before screens are drawn.
  3. 03Design for crews and customersWorker screens in their languages with offline support and large controls, then customer and client screens kept short. You review clickable designs before any build starts.
  4. 04Build and integrateApps and dashboard built in short sprints, with payroll, payments, maps and accounting connected through official APIs and tested with your own data.
  5. 05Live pilotOne crew, one area or one contract runs the app on real work. We fix what it reveals, then publish to the App Store and Google Play.
  6. 06Rule updates and new featuresCalifornia employment and privacy rules change often. We review them with you each year and ship updates alongside the features your crews ask for.

Technology

What we build this with.

Flutter or React Native for iOS and Android from one codebase, Swift or Kotlin where location and offline needs are heavy, a Laravel or Node back end in a US cloud region, and payroll and payment integrations through official APIs. Choices are made with your future team in mind, not ours.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions LA cleaning companies ask before building.

It shapes how the app assigns work, records time and pays people.

AB5 put the ABC test into California's Labor Code, so a cleaner is presumed to be an employee unless all three conditions are met. For most cleaning companies that means employees, so the app records shifts, travel between jobs, breaks and tips and exports clean data to payroll. We build what your lawyer approves; we do not decide classification for you. If some work does go to genuine independent businesses, those firms get a separate, limited view with their own agreements and documents.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews