Turning laundry equipment into a digital self-service experience
This project delivered a mobile application for self-service use of laundry equipment. Through the app, users could work with washing and drying machines directly from their phone, without relying on constant staff participation at the location.
The goal was to transform an ordinary laundry environment into a digital self-service service, making the customer experience more convenient while reducing operational load on personnel.
What users could do in the app
The application covered the core end-user actions needed for a complete self-service scenario, from machine selection to cycle completion.
- Reserve the required machine before use.
- Start washing or drying cycles remotely from the phone.
- Stop the process when needed through the application.
- Track execution status in real time while the cycle is running.
Server-based control and equipment compatibility
The system worked through an online server layer, which handled machine control and status exchange in real time. It was designed to support different classes of equipment, from regular household machines to professional washing and drying systems.
- Online server communication for command exchange and state updates.
- Real-time status tracking from the equipment layer.
- Support for different machine types and operating scenarios.
- Scalability from home-class to professional equipment.
A full self-service scenario controlled from the phone
The product was built around the idea that the customer can independently choose, reserve, control, and monitor the equipment lifecycle.
User-side capabilities
The app gave customers direct control over the equipment flow and removed the need for staff-mediated machine management.
Business value
The result was a more modern, convenient, and scalable self-service laundry model that reduced staff dependency and improved the user experience.
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