Services · Mobile app development · Interior design apps
Codeeo builds for interior design app development Los Angeles studios, home stagers, ADU builders and property owners need when projects run across a basin this size: client presentations, trade sourcing, approvals, purchase orders, installs and post-move styling, managed from one app and one dashboard. A designer here might source at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, style a listing in Silver Lake for a weekend open house and check an ADU interior in the Valley the same week. The app holds the thread through all of it.
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Modules to choose from
Los Angeles design work is visual first. Clients expect presentations that look as good as the finished rooms, many projects end up photographed for listings or social channels, and staging has its own fast cycle of installs and pickups. Physical facts shape the work as well: earthquake risk means tall furniture and art need anchoring, California's Title 24 energy rules affect lighting choices on many remodels, and state ADU laws have made small backyard units a common project, and every one of them needs furnishing. A good app for this city reflects those habits and rules instead of copying a generic project tool. Below are the modules we most often scope for firms here; few clients need all of them in release one.
Designers assemble rooms as visual presentations with large imagery, swatches, dimensions and notes, then share them in the client app. Clients react item by item, and every comment and approval is logged against the piece it refers to.
Clients see a scheme the way you intend them to see it.
A shared library of pieces found in West Hollywood showrooms, La Cienega dealers, online trade portals and makers, each with vendor, trade terms, lead time and photos. Items can be reused across projects without retyping.
Your firm's sourcing knowledge lives in one searchable place.
For staging companies, every sofa, lamp and print is tracked by location: warehouse, truck or a specific listing. Installs, open house dates and pickups are scheduled per property, and agents can request staging from the app.
Inventory comes back on time and is ready for the next listing.
Install checklists include anchoring for bookcases, cabinets, mirrors and heavy art, with photo confirmation from the crew. The same checklist covers child safety items for family homes when the client asks for them.
Installs leave rooms safer, with photos to prove it.
Builders and owners pick from compact furniture packages sized for studio and one-bedroom backyard units, with floor plan fit checks and delivery routes that account for side-yard access and narrow gates.
Small units furnished well, without guesswork about what fits.
Fixture specs record lamp type, efficacy and control details, so your lighting choices can be checked against the Title 24 requirements that apply to the project. Notes for the contractor travel with each fixture.
Fewer surprises when the electrician or inspector reviews the plan.
Booking for paid consultations by video or at the property, with intake questions, photo uploads and a deposit collected by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through your payment provider.
Fewer no-shows and better prepared first meetings.
Purchase orders from approved items, vendor acknowledgments, freight tracking through the port or cross-country trucking, and receiving notes from your warehouse in Commerce, Vernon or wherever you store goods.
Install dates reflect where each item really is.
Install crews, upholsterers and painters see their task lists and notes in English or Spanish, selected per person, with photos and voice notes for anything a sentence cannot describe well.
Fewer mistakes from instructions that were misunderstood.
When a project wraps, the app schedules the photographer, lists the styling props needed, records client consent for publishing images of their home and stores the final shots against the project. Consent can be withdrawn later, and the portfolio updates to match.
Finished work reaches your portfolio with permission on record.
Who this is for
Interior design in Los Angeles spans luxury residential work in the hills and on the Westside, fast-moving staging for the resale market, hospitality and short-term rentals, and the steady stream of ADUs and remodels. California also has its own title rule: only designers certified through the California Council for Interior Design Certification may call themselves certified interior designers. Certification is voluntary, so the app lets you show it accurately on each designer's profile.
Studios running several high-value homes at once need presentations clients enjoy, plus purchasing, receiving and install tools staff can trust. Clients in this market often travel, so approvals happen on phones in airports and hotel rooms. We keep the client side elegant and fast, and give staff a field app that handles measuring, receiving checks and install photos without slowing them down. Principals see every open home on one dashboard, with orders at risk flagged first.
For studios where presentation is part of the product.
Staging lives on tight dates: listing photos, open houses, escrow and pickup. The app connects agent requests, property access, inventory pulls, crew routes and pickup reminders, and shows the stager exactly where every piece sits on any day. Agents get a simple portal to request a quote, book an install and confirm pickup when the property closes. Damage found at pickup is photographed and logged against the property, which makes repair and replacement decisions easier.
Inventory tracking is where staging firms gain the most.
Builders who add interior design to backyard units and remodels need finish selections, compact furniture packages, contractor coordination and permit references from the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety. Homeowners choose finishes on their phones, and the builder's project managers see which decisions are still holding up the schedule. Smaller cities within the county run their own permit offices, so the permit field is not tied to a single agency.
Design becomes a selling point for the build, not a separate job.
Owners furnishing rentals in Venice, Hollywood or Pasadena need consistent standards, photo-based condition reports between guests, replacement ordering and periodic refresh projects. The app treats each property as a set of rooms with standards, so cleaners and maintenance staff can flag a worn item and the design team can replace it quickly. Local rental rules vary by city across the county, so we leave compliance fields configurable.
Standards and replacement speed protect guest reviews.
How we work together
A fixed scope first release is the usual starting point, covering the workflow that costs you most, such as client presentations or staging inventory. After launch, a monthly retainer keeps features and fixes flowing. Firms with a long roadmap, or several brands under one owner, sometimes take a dedicated team. Cost is driven by how many apps and user roles are involved, how polished the presentation layer needs to be, the volume of inventory and product data, integrations with accounting or listing tools, and whether room scanning is in scope. We quote after discovery, when those answers are known. Whatever the model, the code sits in your repository from the first sprint.
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 for native apps, or React Native and Flutter for one shared codebase, plus a React or Next.js admin. Images are served through a CDN so large presentation files load quickly, and hosting sits on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud under your account.
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The step where your projects lose the most time or money.
For a residential studio that is often client presentations and approvals. For a stager it is inventory and scheduling. For a builder it is finish selections. We look at your last few projects during discovery, find where delays and rework came from, and propose a first release around that problem. Everything else goes on a roadmap you can reorder as the business changes. Starting narrow also means your team adopts the app faster, because they learn one new habit at a time.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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