Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while the teachers are in the hall, not in chats.
This is how one teacher's schedule looks — a trial lesson, a few private sessions, and wedding-dance prep fitted between couples.
A confirmation right after booking, then a 24-hour and a 2-hour reminder — email, SMS or messengers. Whoever can't make it reschedules in advance, and the hall hour goes to someone else.
Enable payment at booking for private lessons — the student pays right away via Ukrainian payment providers, which can help keep the hall from idling over a “forgot”. 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.
A student or couple picks the teacher, lesson type and time themselves — in the evening, without calling the studio. Every lesson has its own duration and price: private, trial, wedding-dance choreography.
Contacts, all past and upcoming lessons, notes (“preparing a waltz for October 12”) — in one card. You see the regulars and the couples who vanished after the trial.
Every teacher's schedule in one calendar: shifts, days off, vacations. Analytics shows load, income and no-show share by teacher and day — on every plan.
Not automatically yet — each lesson is booked individually. But it takes seconds: a student's card shows the full lesson history, so you can quickly set the same slot for next week by hand. The student can also rebook via the link in their confirmation, picking the same lesson and teacher. There's no automatic recurring series in the product yet.
Yes. Online payment is turned on per service, not for the whole studio at once. You can keep the trial lesson prepaid to filter out casual bookings, while private lessons for regulars stay payment-free. The student pays the full price via Ukrainian payment providers at booking, and the money goes straight to the studio's account. Your acquirer (mono or LiqPay) can issue the fiscal receipt from your own PRRO once you link it in the acquirer's cabinet and turn on fiscalization in Domovleno.
Yes. The booking is made by whoever enters the contact details — usually a parent. All reminders, confirmations, and the links for rescheduling or canceling go to that same contact, regardless of who actually comes to the hall. You can add a note in the student's card with the child's name and age.
Yes. The booking page link is the same everywhere — put it in your bio, attach it as a link sticker in stories, or send it in DMs. The student opens it from anywhere, picks the lesson, teacher and time, and the booking lands straight in your calendar — no calls or back-and-forth needed.
There is no separate administrator role with limited rights: a business has one login to the calendar and settings — the owner's. On Pro, teachers get their own logins to the specialist app, but they see only their own lessons, plus colleagues' busy times if you open them; revenue and analytics stay hidden from them. The free plan has no separate logins — the owner runs the calendar.
Domovleno today is about individual lessons by appointment: private lessons, wedding dance, a couple's session booked as one appointment. There are no group classes with big timetables and no memberships — lesson packages sit on the public roadmap with no promised dates. If one-on-one lessons are a real part of your studio, that part works today.
