Services · Mobile app development · Interior design apps
Codeeo handles interior design app development Dallas design firms, home builders, remodelers and property companies can run projects on: discovery calls, measured rooms, selections boards, trade orders, install crews and punch lists, all tied to one admin dashboard. Work in Dallas moves fast and spreads wide. A designer might pull samples at Dallas Market Center in the morning, meet a builder's client in Frisco after lunch and walk a Preston Hollow remodel before dark. The app keeps every room, order and decision in one place while the team is on the road.
Our record is 200+ projects delivered across the UAE and the US, built by 80+ people working from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. We have no Dallas office. We work with Texas clients remotely, and every discovery session, design review and sprint demo runs by video call.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What the app can include
Dallas design work leans on two things most cities do not have in the same density: a huge wholesale trade base and a steady pipeline of new construction. The trade side means your team sources from showrooms in the Design District and the open-daily floors at Dallas Market Center. The construction side means builders in Frisco, Prosper, McKinney and Celina want selections locked before framing, while infill and luxury remodels in Highland Park, University Park and Lakewood run on a homeowner's schedule. A Dallas app has to serve both rhythms. Add the distances across Collin, Denton, Tarrant and Dallas counties, and a field team spends much of its day in a truck. These are the parts we usually build, in the order a typical firm needs them.
Homebuyers pick flooring, cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures from your approved packages, see upgrade options clearly flagged, and sign off each category before the deadline the builder sets. Your design center staff see who is late and which lots are still open.
Selections close on time, so construction is not waiting on a tile decision.
Designers photograph pieces at a showroom, tag the vendor, finish, lead time and trade terms, and drop them straight onto a client board. Nothing lives in a camera roll or a paper tear sheet anymore.
Market days turn into usable client options the same afternoon.
Room dimensions, window and door positions, ceiling heights and outlet locations captured on site, with phone LiDAR used where the device supports it, then attached to the project as a simple plan your team can mark up.
Fewer return trips across the Metroplex to remeasure.
Clients approve or question each item on a board, with comments pinned to the exact piece. Approvals carry a timestamp, which matters when a custom sofa is ordered and the client later remembers the fabric differently.
A clear record of who approved what, and when.
Purchase orders generated from approved items, vendor acknowledgments logged, ship dates tracked and receiving warehouse status updated, so a backordered chandelier shows up as a risk weeks before install day.
Install dates set on facts, not hopes.
Crews, delivery trucks and receivers booked against each project, with addresses, gate codes and access notes for gated communities and high-rise loading docks in Uptown. Freeway drive times are part of the plan, not an afterthought.
Crews arrive where and when they are expected.
Many installers, painters and tile setters on North Texas job sites work more comfortably in Spanish. The crew side of the app can show task lists, access notes and punch items in English or Spanish, chosen per user, while the office and client screens stay in English. Photos and voice notes cross the language gap where text falls short.
Instructions are understood the first time, on every crew.
Photo-based punch items assigned to the right trade, with status and due dates, plus a warranty log so a homeowner can report a scuffed finish months later without hunting for your number.
Projects close cleanly and post-handover calls stay organized.
Design fees, retainers and product deposits billed inside the app, paid by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer through a provider you choose, with a payment history the client can see at any time.
Deposits come in before orders go out.
A view for principals showing active projects, open selections, orders at risk, crew load and receivables, filtered by designer, builder account or community.
The firm is managed from data rather than from inbox searches.
Who this is for
An interior design app in Dallas is rarely only for a design studio. The same tools serve builders who run their own design centers, remodelers who sell design as part of a renovation, and property companies furnishing units at scale. Texas law also shapes how firms present themselves: anyone may practice interior design in the state, but only people registered with the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners may use the title registered interior designer. We make sure designer profiles in the app reflect that accurately.
North Texas builders sell hundreds of homes through a design center appointment. The app replaces paper option sheets with a guided selections flow tied to each lot, plan and community, so pricing logic stays in your back office and buyers only see what their package allows. Sales, design and construction all read from the same record, which cuts the change orders that appear when a selection was misread. When a community closes out, its packages and selection history stay available for warranty work and for planning the next phase.
Usually the fastest return for a builder with steady volume.
Full-service firms working on large remodels and new custom homes need client boards, procurement, receiving and install in one product. We design the client side to feel calm and editorial, because the people approving a six-room scheme expect a polished experience, while the staff side is built for speed on a phone between job sites. Receiving and storage at your warehouse are tracked per item, so the install team knows exactly what is ready to load.
Brand look and feel matter as much as the workflow here.
Kitchen, bath and whole-home remodelers often add design to win larger jobs. Their app needs estimate requests, consultation booking, material selections and crew scheduling, with maintenance and warranty requests after handover. For these firms we often connect the app to the job management system already in use rather than replacing it. Homeowners can also log maintenance requests after handover, which keeps them in touch with your firm for the next project.
We check your current tools before suggesting anything new.
Owners furnishing units across Dallas, Irving and Plano need a repeatable package per unit type, inventory tracking, install scheduling and turnover refresh requests. The app works more like a furnishing operations tool than a client portal, with standards, photos and condition reports per unit. Leasing staff can request a refresh for a tired unit straight from a turn inspection, and the request lands with your design team already priced against the package.
Built around unit types and turnover, not individual clients.
How we work together
Most firms begin with a fixed scope first release covering the workflow that hurts most, often selections or purchasing, and then move to a monthly retainer for new features and support. Builders with several communities sometimes take a dedicated team that works alongside their own IT or operations staff. Whichever model you pick, the code sits in your repository from the first sprint, and cost is shaped by the number of user roles, the integrations with builder or accounting systems, how much product data needs migrating and whether room scanning is part of release one. Each estimate follows discovery, once those factors are known, and we explain which choices move the number most.
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
Swift and Kotlin, or React Native and Flutter when one shared codebase fits better, with a web admin dashboard and cloud hosting on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. We connect to accounting, CRM and builder systems through their published APIs.
01Mobile
02Data and cloud
03Marketing and tracking
It depends on the first release you choose, and that is agreed in writing during discovery.
A firm starting with client boards and approvals has a smaller first release than a builder who needs selections tied to lots, plans and pricing packages. During discovery we list the features, integrations and data migration involved, then commit to a written delivery plan before design begins. Timelines slip mostly when product catalogs are messy or when integrations are discovered late, so we look at both early and tell you plainly what they add.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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