Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while the stylists work the floor.
Automatic confirmation, a 24-hour and a 2-hour reminder — email, SMS or messengers. A client who can't come cancels in advance, so the front desk can resell the slot instead of learning about a no-show afterwards.
Payment at booking via Ukrainian payment providers for the services that need it — with a fiscal receipt issued by the acquirer. Analytics shows chair occupancy, revenue by stylist and service, and no-show share — on every plan.
The money goes straight to your account via Ukrainian payment providers — Domovleno never holds it. The fiscal receipt is issued by the acquirer.
Clients pick the stylist, service and time on your branded booking page: in the evening, on a Sunday, without a call. Every service has its own duration and price — an hour for a cut, three for colour.
Contacts, every visit, services and notes — in one base the front desk can see. When a stylist goes on holiday or leaves, the client history stays with the salon, and anyone on shift can pick up where they left off.
Shifts, days off, vacations and breaks side by side on one screen, with a buffer between bookings for resetting the station. Move a booking by dragging it, and the client is notified of the new date straight away.
Domovleno is booking, reminders, a shared client base, online payment and analytics — and that part we do well. There's no cosmetics stock tracking, no payroll or stylist commission math, and no gift cards or prepaid packages yet — gift cards, packages and financial reports are on our public roadmap, with no dates promised. If what the salon needs first is order in the schedule and fewer no-shows, that works today.