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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.

The embed widget on your parish website now lists open substitute requests alongside the hours that need adorers, so visitors can help with either.

When the Substitute Finder works through the whole list and nobody accepts, administrators and captains can now send one more nudge to everyone at once.

The reminder an adorer receives before their hour can now include their door code, and every hour on your schedule can carry a code of its own.

A phone number that can't receive text messages is now flagged wherever it appears, with the reason, and can be restored once the problem is sorted out.

Each hour can now offer its own commitment frequencies, rather than one site-wide setting. Allow monthly overnight and leave your daytime hours alone.

An assigned substitute request is now labeled Assigned instead of Claimed.

The Guided Access passcode that locks your Adoration Check-In Kiosk no longer has to live in one person's memory. Store it on your settings page instead.