Bouquet storefront
Photo, composition, size and price — with availability updated through the day.
The bouquet is chosen from a photograph, delivery is set for the right hour, and the app reminds you of an important date in advance.
The shop stops depending on whoever walks past: the app remembers the customer's dates and reminds them in advance. Repeating the last bouquet takes one tap — and that is what a return looks like.
Start with the storefront and delivery — repeats, date reminders and subscriptions arrive in later versions.
Photo, composition, size and price — with availability updated through the day.
Recipient's address, slot and a note for the courier — with delivery confirmation.
The card text and whether to name the sender are set with the order.
Birthdays and anniversaries are kept in the profile and the app reminds in advance.
The previous bouquet repeats in one tap — the most common way people return.
Regular delivery on a schedule — for a home, an office or a venue.
The robot assembles the storefront and delivery orders from ready modules right away. Connecting your management system and couriers is led by our team; after that the app lives on a subscription.
Items, composition, sizes and prices come from the management system or a file.
Slots, zones, couriers and delivery confirmation come together in one flow.
We release under your brand. Storefront updates and support run in the subscription.
Tell us about your customer scenario — we'll suggest the right modules and the scope of the first release.
Discuss an appYes. The storefront syncs with the management system, so it shows what genuinely exists right now.
Yes, the sender decides with the order whether to be named. The card text is set there too.
Yes, if they saved the date in their profile. It is the simplest way to bring someone back without a discount.
There are no separate invoices. The shop pays the subscription — technical support, store updates and improvements are included.