Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while the instructors are behind the wheel, not on the phone.
One instructor runs five lessons back to back — from an introductory session for a beginner to a pre-exam check, with short gaps for refueling and the next student.
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 car-hour goes to another student.
Enable payment at booking — the lesson is paid before the instructor leaves the base. The money goes straight to the school's account via Ukrainian payment providers, 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 student picks an instructor, a lesson type — city, range, highway — and a free time. The dispatcher gets unloaded, and bookings come in the evening and on weekends, when students actually decide.
Contacts, every completed lesson, instructor notes (“parallel parking — once more”) — in one card. You see who hasn't shown up in a while and who to nudge about their training.
Every instructor's shifts in one calendar: who's in the city, who's on the range, who's off. Analytics shows car utilization, revenue and no-show share by instructor — on every plan.
No, Domovleno doesn't track packages or subscriptions on its own — every lesson is booked and paid for separately. You can keep a running count in a note on the student's card ("15-lesson course, 6 left") and see the full lesson history in the same profile. If you need payment strictly tied to a prepaid lesson count, that feature isn't there yet.
The self-booking window is 30 minutes to 31 days ahead — that's how far out a student sees open slots on the booking page. Within that window they can pick an instructor, lesson type and time as many times as they like; each lesson is its own booking with its own 24-hour and 2-hour reminders. Booking a whole course months ahead in one click isn't possible — that limit keeps the schedule from filling up with placeholder bookings.
Fast: the calendar shows every lesson that instructor has that day, and each one moves by dragging it onto another instructor's open slot or a different date. Students get an automatic notice about the change, and the 24-hour and 2-hour reminders already scheduled rearrange themselves — no need to call each student individually.
Just have them pick that same instructor every time they book — you can skip the "first available" auto-match. Their student card shows the full lesson history with that instructor, so the pairing holds on its own, with no separate setting or "assigned instructor" tag needed.
Name the services by range — for example "Driving · Pozniaky range" and "Driving · Troieshchyna range" — and the student sees and picks the right one right on the booking page. Each service can have its own instructors and schedule, so one range's calendar doesn't mix with the other's. There's no separate "locations" setting in the product — it's all handled through service names.
Domovleno runs practical-lesson booking, reminders, the student base, payments and analytics. There's no exam or document workflow and no government-registry integration; no group theory timetables either (we're about individual lessons by appointment). If what hurts is practice — idle cars, no-shows and an overloaded dispatcher — that works today.
