Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while the crew cleans instead of hanging on the phone.
This is what one cleaner's schedule looks like: a maintenance clean in the morning, window washing and a big deep clean after lunch, carpet cleaning in the evening — all booked, no overlaps.
A confirmation right after booking, then a 24-hour and a 2-hour reminder — email, SMS or messengers. A client whose plans changed reschedules in advance — before the cleaner leaves.
For new clients or deep cleanings, enable payment at booking via Ukrainian payment providers — it can help reduce wasted trips. The money goes straight to your account, and your acquirer (mono or LiqPay) can issue the fiscal receipt from your own PRRO once fiscalization is set up.
The money goes straight to your account via Ukrainian payment providers — Domovleno never holds it. Your acquirer (mono or LiqPay) can issue the fiscal receipt once fiscalization is set up.
The client picks a cleaning type and a free window on your page — no calls, no waiting for a manager. You set every service's duration yourself, travel buffer included, so jobs don't overlap.
The address, the intercom code, “keys with the concierge”, favourite products, the cat that mustn't slip out — all in the card next to the cleaning history. Every next visit starts with ready context.
Who's on site, who's free, who's on vacation — every cleaner's schedule in one calendar. Analytics shows job counts, revenue and cancellation share — on every plan.
Yes. The booking page has its own link, which you add to your Instagram bio or stories — the client taps it, picks a service and time, and gets confirmation right away. A manager doesn't need to read through DMs and type requests into a spreadsheet. The same page works for your website and Viber profile, so every channel feeds one calendar.
There are no fines or automatic penalties for cancellations in the product — that's a limit. What exists: the client cancels or reschedules themselves via the link in the reminder, instead of silently not opening the door; reminders 24 and 2 hours before cut down on late no-shows; analytics shows the cancellation share by day and by cleaner, so you can spot where it keeps happening.
No, there's no per-job photo report: photos can't be attached to a booking or a client card. The business site has a gallery of up to 12 photos of your work — to show examples — and there's a client card with text notes: you can briefly record what was done, which products were used, or what to watch for next time. If a photo report is essential to your service, you'll need to keep it separately, outside Domovleno.
There's no automatic area-based calculator. Instead, you create separate services for typical sizes — “maintenance, up to 50 m²” and “maintenance, over 100 m²” — each with its own duration and price. The client picks the matching option on the booking page, and if the area is unusual, the manager creates a manual booking with the right time and amount.
The product doesn't support booking a whole crew into one slot directly — every booking is tied to a single cleaner in the calendar. In practice, book the big job under the lead cleaner with a duration covering the whole crew's work, and note the rest of the team in the client card. Having every cleaner's schedule side by side helps you confirm the rest of the team is free at that time.
Set up services by item and size — “Straight sofa”, “Corner sofa”, “Armchair”, “Mattress” — and make a popular set such as “Sofa + 2 armchairs” its own service with a combined duration and price: one booking holds one service. If the client adds items after booking, extend the booking in the calendar. When you price from photos, turn on online payment only for items with a fixed price and take the rest on site. The booking form has no address or photo field: ask clients in the service description to send the address and photos in a messenger after booking.
Domovleno runs booking, reminders, the client base, payments and analytics. There's no crew routing, GPS tracking, supplies inventory or payroll — you build the travel buffer into the service duration and keep internal logistics the way you're used to. If your pains are empty trips, lost requests and clients who don't come back — that works today.
