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Jewelry apps for Los Angeles makers, wholesalers and retail stores.

Codeeo offers jewelry app development Los Angeles businesses can use on both sides of the counter: a shopping app for retail customers and a trade app for the stores, stylists and buyers who order from you. Much of the city's trade still runs through the downtown Jewelry District, where manufacturing, wholesale and retail sit in the same buildings. We build apps that connect those parts, from custom orders on the bench to delivery at a customer's door.

California has the most developed consumer privacy rules in the country, so the app is designed with notices, opt outs and data requests that meet them. We plan that alongside the features, because retrofitting privacy into a finished app is slow and expensive.

Built for
Jewelry manufacturers, wholesalers and retail stores in the Los Angeles Jewelry District, plus independent designers and boutique retailers across Los Angeles County.
Typical timeline
Scope for release one comes out of discovery, alongside a check of every system it must connect to; the delivery plan is written and approved before we design a screen.
What you own
The repositories, developer accounts, admin tools and all data on customers, trade accounts and products belong to your business from the first commit.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What we build

Features shaped by how jewelry moves through Los Angeles.

In Los Angeles a single piece can pass through several hands before it reaches a customer: designed in one office, cast and set on a bench downtown, sold wholesale to a store in the Valley, lent to a stylist for a shoot and finally bought by someone who saw it online. Most of those steps still run on paper memos, phone calls and messaging apps.

The capabilities below cover both the retail customer and the trade relationships behind them. A downtown manufacturer might start with memo tracking and trade ordering; a boutique in Silver Lake or Santa Monica might start with the shopping app and custom orders. We help you choose based on where time and sales are being lost today. A short audit of a typical week, counting the memo calls, the custom order messages and the stock questions, usually makes the first release obvious.

Explain your project
  • Custom order workflow

    Customers submit a sketch, a reference photo or a description, then approve CAD renders, choose stones and pay a deposit inside the app. The bench sees the same order with specifications, and the customer gets updates as the piece moves from casting to setting to polishing.

    Custom work managed in one thread instead of scattered messages.

  • Memo and consignment tracking

    Pieces sent out on memo to retailers, or loaned to stylists for shoots and events, are logged with photos, values, dates and the person responsible. Reminders go out before the return date and the admin shows everything currently outside your safe.

    You always know where every piece is.

  • Trade ordering portal

    Approved retail accounts browse your lines, see their own pricing and terms, reorder best sellers and request new samples. Account approval stays manual so only verified businesses get in.

    Wholesale orders arrive complete and correctly priced.

  • Retail shopping app

    Product pages with metal, karat, stone details and lab-grown labeling that follows the FTC Jewelry Guides, sizes and engraving options, then checkout with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. Inventory syncs with your store so sold pieces disappear quickly.

    A storefront that reflects what is actually available.

  • Delivery and courier options

    Shipping with insurance and signature on delivery, local courier for nearby addresses and in store pickup for customers who prefer to collect. Customers track the order in the app instead of calling, and the address can be changed or a pickup chosen until the moment it ships, which helps people whose plans change across a city this spread out.

    Valuable parcels arrive on time and to the right person.

  • Privacy controls for California

    A clear notice at collection, a working opt out of sale or sharing, support for the Global Privacy Control browser signal on the web side, and an in app way to request access, correction or deletion. Requests are logged for your records.

    CCPA duties handled inside the product.

  • Multilingual content

    Product details, notifications and booking screens in more than one language where your customers need it. Los Angeles County households speak Spanish, Korean, Armenian, Farsi and many other languages at home, and family gifting decisions often involve relatives who prefer one of them.

    The whole family can use the app.

  • Client book for sales staff

    Each customer's purchases, sizes, saved pieces and important dates, visible to the associate who looks after them. Staff can send a piece they think the customer will like directly in the app, with consent recorded.

    Personal service that does not live in one employee's phone.

  • Business dashboard

    Retail sales, trade orders, memo exposure and custom work in progress, with roles for owners, sales staff, bench and shipping. Exports for your accountant and insurer are a click away.

    One view of both the trade and retail sides.

  • Repairs and aftercare

    Repairs, resizing, cleaning and appraisal requests logged with intake photos and a promised date, then tracked through the bench. Customers who bought a piece from you get care reminders and a record of its certificate and appraisal, which helps when they need to insure it or claim on a policy.

    Customers keep coming back to you for service.

Who this is for

Los Angeles jewelry businesses that fit this work.

The Jewelry District covers several blocks of downtown along Hill Street, Olive Street and Broadway, and buildings such as the St. Vincent Jewelry Center at Seventh and Broadway house many separate businesses under one roof. Beyond downtown, Los Angeles has independent designers, boutique retailers and direct to consumer brands that started on social media. These four are the businesses we expect to help most. If your business does not match any of them exactly, tell us how you sell today and we will say plainly whether an app is the right next step or whether a better website would serve you first.

01

A downtown manufacturer selling wholesale

You cast, set and finish pieces for retailers across Southern California and beyond. Your biggest headaches are memo goods you cannot track, reorders that come in by text and custom specifications lost between the counter and the bench. A trade app with memo tracking, ordering and custom specification forms solves those first; a consumer channel can come later if you want one.

Trade portal and memo tracking first.

02

A retail store in the Jewelry District

Your customers include locals, visitors who arrive by Metro at Pershing Square and buyers who come downtown specifically for value and choice. Many compare prices across several stores in one visit. An app that lets them save pieces, book a time with you and come back later without losing the details helps you win the second visit. Booking a time also means the piece is out of the case and ready when they walk in, instead of waiting at a busy counter on a Saturday.

03

An independent designer with a following online

You sell through social media and a website, with limited drops and made to order pieces. An app gives your best customers early access, waitlists for sold out designs and a simple custom order flow, without paying a marketplace a share of every sale. We connect it to your existing store so stock is managed in one place. Waitlist sign ups tell you which designs to reissue, which is useful when every casting run ties up gold and stones.

Drops and waitlists suit an app better than a website.

04

A boutique jeweler outside downtown

Stores in neighborhoods such as Pasadena, Santa Monica or Sherman Oaks serve local repeat customers who value a relationship. The client book, repair tracking and appointment booking keep that relationship going between visits, and the app gives you a direct line to customers who live far enough away that a drive across Los Angeles needs planning. Push notifications for new arrivals, trunk shows and finished repairs bring them in when there is a real reason, rather than on a weekly schedule nobody reads.

The six stages of a Los Angeles jewelry app build.

  1. 01Remote discoveryVideo sessions to map how pieces, memos, orders and customers move through your business, plus the California privacy obligations that apply to your data.
  2. 02Scope and prioritiesWe split trade and retail needs, decide which belongs in release one and write the delivery plan, with each integration confirmed with its vendor.
  3. 03Product designScreens for shoppers, trade buyers and staff, designed around real product photos and tested as clickable prototypes with people who will use them.
  4. 04BuildMobile apps, admin tools and integrations to inventory, payments, shipping and accounting, delivered in short increments you can test on your own phone.
  5. 05Privacy and quality checksSecurity testing, privacy request handling, accessibility checks and payment tests, then App Store and Google Play review.
  6. 06Launch and next stepsStaff training by video, a measured launch to your customers and a backlog of improvements ranked by what real usage and sales data show.

Technology

What we build this with.

React Native or Flutter for most retail and trade apps, native iOS and Android where 3D product views or camera work demand it, and a cloud backend connected to the inventory, accounting and ecommerce tools your business already runs.

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 from Los Angeles jewelers.

A shopping app, a trade app or both, with one admin behind them.

Retail stores usually need a product catalog, checkout, appointments, repairs and loyalty. Manufacturers and wholesalers need trade ordering, account pricing and memo tracking. Many Los Angeles businesses do both, so we often build two front ends on a shared backend, which keeps product data in one place and avoids two teams editing the same stone in two systems. Custom order management is common to both, because so much work in the city is made to order.

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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