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Florists manage weekly flower deliveries to offices and restaurants in one place.
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Small florists often have a handful of businesses that get fresh arrangements every week, tracked in a notebook or a text thread. This app keeps each standing order, its budget, vase swaps and delivery day together, and builds a weekly prep list so nothing gets missed.
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Build a web app called Standing Bloom. Start with florist sign up and a Clients page where the florist adds each business with name, address, contact, delivery weekday, weekly budget, style notes and number of vases on site.
Add a weekly prep view that lists every delivery due this week grouped by day, with a checklist per order (prepped, delivered, old vase collected). Store each delivery with fields: client, date, arrangement notes, photo, status and delivered time.
Add Stripe billing so each client is charged monthly for their deliveries, an emailed photo of each finished arrangement to the client, and a monthly report of deliveries and revenue per client with CSV export.
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