A Florist's Online Shop, Delivery List and Wedding Diary, Built with AI
Mythex lets a florist build an online shop that takes delivery dates and card messages, a delivery list grouped by area each morning, stem stock tracked by freshness, and a wedding enquiry and consultation page. Describe how your shop works, check it in a live preview, and publish it with a database that holds every order.
What a flower shop needs from software
Flowers last days, so buying and selling sit close together. The morning market run decides what can be made, orders come in by phone, walk-in, website and messages, and a funeral order can arrive at ten for delivery by two. Then Valentine's Day and Mother's Day multiply the week's work by five, while weddings booked a year ago need their stems ordered weeks ahead. The delivery round is usually written out on paper each morning from a pile of order slips. Software helps when every order, whatever channel it came from, lands on one list with its delivery date, address and card message.
- Delivery date and slot on every order, with busy days capped
- Card messages shown back to the customer before they pay
- Same-day cutoff times stated next to the order button
- Stems tracked by variety and purchase date
- Wedding records with date, venue, palette and deposit
- Daily delivery lists grouped by area
What you can build for florists
An online shop that gets the card message right
Each design comes in standard, large and deluxe, with add-ons like a vase or chocolates. Customers pick a delivery date that blocks closed days and caps the busy ones, choose a slot, and type a card message with a length limit, which is shown back to them before checkout. Same-day orders close at your cutoff for each area.
Build an online flower shop for my florist. Each bouquet has standard, large and deluxe sizes and optional add-ons. Customers choose a delivery date (block Sundays, cap orders per day) and type a card message up to 200 characters, shown back before checkout. Close same-day delivery at 11am. Add a note that stems may be substituted with similar ones of equal value.
The morning delivery round, written for you
Pull today's orders into a delivery list grouped by area and assign each group to a driver. Add extra drivers and designers for peak days, wedding set-up and collection crews, and early starts on market days. Route optimisation needs a mapping service you connect with your own account; grouping by area works without it.
Make a delivery planner for my flower shop. Show today's orders grouped by delivery area with address, recipient, card message and time slot, let me assign each area to a driver, and give drivers a phone view of their list where they mark each delivery done.
Stem stock with a freshness clock
Log each market purchase by variety, colour and date, highlight batches past a set age, reserve stems for weddings and events by date, and record what was thrown away at closing. A week of waste figures shows which varieties you overbuy and which designs to push when stock needs to move.
Create an inventory app for a florist. Record stems bought by variety, colour, quantity and purchase date, highlight batches older than five days, reserve stems for weddings by date, track sundries like ribbon and wrap, and let me record waste at the end of each day.
Wedding consultations kept off wedding weekends
Couples book a consultation in the shop or at the venue, and only on days you choose, never the Saturday of another couple's wedding. A short form asks date, venue, colours and budget, and invites them to bring photos of the venue and outfits. Workshops like wreath making can be booked here too.
Build a booking page for wedding consultations at my flower shop, available Tuesday to Thursday only, in the shop or at the venue. Ask for wedding date, venue, colour palette and budget before booking. Add a separate booking type for Christmas wreath workshops with 10 places each.
Customers who come back every anniversary
Record the occasion and date of every gift order, then list who has an anniversary or birthday coming up next week. Keep corporate accounts with their weekly arrangements, wedding clients with design decisions, and funeral directors who refer sympathy work.
Make a CRM for my florist. Store customers with the occasions and dates they ordered for, list dates coming up in the next 7 days, keep corporate accounts with their weekly order, wedding clients with venue and design notes, and funeral directors who send us orders.
Peak days measured against last year
Compare this year's Valentine's or Mother's Day orders with last year's at the same number of days out, so the wholesale order is based on numbers. Add orders by delivery date for the week, revenue by channel and waste as a share of purchases.
Make a dashboard for my flower shop showing orders by delivery date for the next 7 days, revenue by walk-in, online, weddings and corporate, and Valentine's Day orders this year versus last year by days before the date.
Getting ready for the next peak day
Build the peak-day page first. Offer a short menu, five designs you can make quickly in volume, open pre-orders a few weeks before, close them a couple of days before so the wholesale order uses real numbers, and cap deliveries per slot to what your drivers can reach. Book temporary drivers early; on Valentine's Day delivery capacity runs out before arrangements do.
- A short peak menu
- Pre-order window with a firm close
- Delivery caps per slot
- Extra drivers booked weeks ahead
From order slips to one list
Phone orders, walk-ins and messages should go into the same order list as website orders. Ask for a quick staff order screen that takes the same fields as the shop: recipient, address, delivery date, design, card message. Once every order is in one place, the delivery list, the dashboard and next year's peak forecast all come from it.
Questions
Can customers choose a delivery date and write a card message?
Yes. Ask for a date picker that blocks closed days and caps busy ones, and a card message field with a length limit shown back before payment. Payment needs a provider you connect with your own account.
Can I take Valentine's Day pre-orders?
Yes. Build a peak-day page with a limited menu, an opening and closing date for pre-orders, and a cap per delivery slot.
Can I take wedding deposits?
Yes. Invoices can carry a deposit at booking and a balance due a couple of weeks before the day, collected through a payment provider you connect yourself.
Do I need to code?
No. You describe the shop, the delivery rules and the designs in chat, and Mythex builds and publishes the app. You change it by asking.
Is it free?
Free needs no card and gives daily credits to build and publish. Pro is $25/month for code editing, export, GitHub, a custom domain, and Android and iPhone apps that open your published app.
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