Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while music plays instead of phone calls.
This is how a typical day looks for one teacher covering a few instruments.
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 hour goes to another student.
Enable payment at booking — the lesson is paid before it starts, and “we'll settle next time” disappears. The money goes straight to your 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 or parents pick the instrument, teacher and a free time on your booking page. Every lesson type has its own duration and price: a lesson, a trial, entrance-exam prep.
The student's and parents' contacts, every lesson, program notes (“working on an étude, exam in May”) — in one card. You see the regulars and whoever vanished after the holidays.
For a studio — every teacher's schedule side by side: shifts, rooms, vacations. Analytics shows load, income and missed-lesson share by teacher — on every plan.
No, Domovleno doesn't automatically charge a no-show penalty. Instead, you can turn on online payment at booking — the student pays for the lesson upfront, so a forgotten lesson no longer costs you the hour's income. Analytics shows the no-show share per teacher and per day, and who exactly keeps missing lessons is visible in the student's visit history in their card, so you can agree on your own policy ahead of time.
Yes, each lesson type has its own duration and price — a 30-minute, 45-minute or 60-minute lesson. The student picks the right option on your booking page, and the system finds a free slot of the matching length in your calendar automatically, with no overlaps. You can add as many lesson types as you need: a trial, a standard lesson, an extended lesson before a competition or exam.
The simplest way is to add a separate service for that duration, for example “Exam prep, 90 min”, and offer it to the student just once. For a one-off exception, you as the teacher can also create a booking in the calendar for any custom time block yourself — just send the student a confirmation. There are no ready-made lesson packages in the product, only individual services with their own set duration.
No, Domovleno doesn't have lesson packages or subscriptions — payment is tied to one specific booking for one specific lesson, not a bundle for several weeks. Online payment at booking charges the full price of a single lesson right away, and the money goes straight to your account. If you run a standing monthly prepayment arrangement, you'll need to track that separately from the booking system.
Yes, though under one client card. Each lesson is its own booking with its own teacher and time, and the studio calendar shows both lessons side by side, so it’s easy to check they don’t clash. The client is whoever books: if a mum books both children with her email or phone, both bookings land on her card. There is no separate child profile — keep each child’s name and lesson notes in the client note.
Domovleno is booking, reminders, the student base, payments and analytics. There are no sheet-music libraries, homework or grades — this is not an LMS. No group classes yet either: we're about one-on-one lessons; lesson packages are on the public roadmap with no promised dates. You run the online lesson wherever you're used to, while Domovleno keeps the schedule and reminders.
