Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while you hold the dryer and scissors, not the phone.
The table shows how short services alternate with long ones without overlap, thanks to the cleanup buffer between bookings.
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, so you can offer the slot to someone else.
For long packages or new clients, enable payment at booking via Ukrainian payment providers: 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.
Owners pick the groomer, service and time on your booking page — in the evening, on a weekend, while you're working with a pet. Every service has its own duration: twenty minutes for nails, two and a half hours for a full groom.
Name, breed, every past visit and notes — “scared of the dryer”, “no shorter than 6 mm”, “reacts to that shampoo” — in one card. On Pro, groomers see their own clients' cards, and the notes once you enable them in access settings.
Each groomer's shifts, days off and vacations in one calendar, with a buffer between bookings for cleaning the table. Analytics shows occupancy, revenue and no-show share by day and groomer — on every plan.
Yes. Every groomer has their own calendar: shifts, days off, vacations, all set separately. On Pro, each groomer gets their own app login, and the owner decides what the team sees — just their own day or colleagues' busy times too. When booking, clients pick a specific groomer or “first available”, and the booking lands in the right schedule automatically, with no mix-up between tables.
There's no built-in breed or weight calculator for pricing. Instead, it's practical to create separate services for each typical size — “Full groom, small” and “Full groom, large” — each with its own duration and price. The owner sees the right option straight away on the booking page and picks it themselves, so you don't have to explain pricing over the phone every time.
Yes. The booking page has its own link, which you can add to your Instagram bio or pin in a story — an owner taps it and immediately sees your services, groomers and open times. The booking is confirmed instantly, with no need to switch apps or make a call. The same link works for your website or direct messages too.
Through notes in the client card: you can write “anxious, go slowly” or “bites, needs a muzzle” right next to the pet's name and visit history. On Pro, turn on notes in the access settings, and the groomer the pet is booked with sees them in their app. The information doesn't get lost between staff or rely on being passed on verbally at shift change.
The system won't let you overbook beyond what a service's duration and the calendar's free time allow: if a full groom takes two and a half hours, the next slot opens only after that, including the cleanup buffer. Owners only see genuinely open windows on the booking page, so the day doesn't fill up past capacity even in peak season.
Yes: the trainer is one more specialist with their own schedule, and lessons are separate services, such as “1:1 lesson, 60 min” or “Lesson at home”. A 10-lesson course isn't sold as a package: the trainer puts the next lessons in the calendar, and the client gets a reminder for each one. There are no group classes — one client per slot. The card belongs to the owner: two dogs means one card, with names and quirks in the note; the address for home lessons goes in the note too, because the booking form has no address field.
Domovleno is booking, reminders, the client base, online payment and analytics. We don't keep veterinary records, vaccination history or medical notes, and there's no retail or cosmetics stock tracking. A pet's quirks live in the client card's notes — usually enough for a salon that needs order in its schedule and fewer no-shows.
