Three pains of a makeup artist
A makeup artist's day with Domovleno
Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while both hands hold brushes.
Makeup booking that works for you
Reminders people show up after
A confirmation right after booking, then a 24-hour and a 2-hour reminder — email, SMS or messengers. Whoever can't make it cancels in advance, and another client takes the slot.
Online payment at booking
For bridal mornings and new clients, enable payment at booking via Ukrainian payment providers: only people who'll actually come book. The money goes straight to your account; the acquirer issues the fiscal receipt.
The money goes straight to your account via Ukrainian payment providers — Domovleno never holds it. The fiscal receipt is issued by the acquirer.
Booking from Instagram — link in bio
Put the booking-page link in your bio and stories — the client picks a service and time herself: in the evening, on a weekend, with no back-and-forth. Every service has its own duration and price: day, evening, bridal.
Client cards with look notes
Contacts, visit history and notes — “sensitive skin, no shimmer, shade 2N” — in one card. A repeat visit starts with ready context, not questions.
Schedule and analytics
Working hours, on-location mornings, days off — one calendar, in your phone. Analytics shows occupancy, revenue and no-show share — on every plan.
DMs, international CRMs or Domovleno
Domovleno is booking, reminders, the client base, online payment and analytics. There's no product-stock accounting or cost-per-look math; for on-location mornings there's no route planning — you build travel time into the service duration. Gift cards sit on the public roadmap, with no dates promised.