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Administrators and captains can now close a substitute request when the hour already has enough coverage, or when the adorer can come after all.

When an adorer skips approval with your auto-approval code, you now learn which code they used and can find everyone else who used it.

Line up a run of no-shows against your check-in kiosk’s history to see whether adorers missed their hour or simply couldn’t check in.

Your adoration phone number now answers three more keywords: SIGNUP for the sign up form, LOGIN for a passwordless link, and DONATE for the donation form.

A substitute request made too close to the hour is now a real substitute request that administrators and captains are alerted to and adorers can claim.

A new Inactive list gathers adorers who stopped participating: no upcoming commitment, off your substitute list, and no visit or login in the past year.

An hour marked coming soon accepts commitments before it opens. Adorers reserve their spot, and you watch the hour fill before deciding to open it.

Adorers can now log in without a password, using a one-time code sent by text message, email, or a phone call that reads it aloud.

A group that shares one adoration commitment can now take turns. Each upcoming date is assigned to one member, and only that member gets the reminder.

Deleting an adorer account cannot be undone, so it is now limited to administrators. Captains keep every other adorer task, including blocking an account.