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Your chapel can now turn off the prompt that asks an adorer to check with the adorers scheduled around their hour before requesting a substitute.

Your chapel website's Help page is now a concise, mobile-friendly FAQ covering accounts, commitments, substitutes, and check-in, in the adorer's language.

Commitment reminders were fixed at three hours before. You now choose the default, with a separate one for substitutes. Overnight reminders shift earlier.

Open your Adoration Check-In Kiosk on a second device by adding ?testing=1 to the address, leaving the chapel tablet's monitoring and offline alerts alone.

A guest post from Fr. Brian Beal on the Congregation for the Clergy's 2007 call for a full-time priest and perpetual adoration in every diocese.

Set a dollar cap on your phone number's monthly usage. Texts and calls pause once you reach it, and administrators are emailed at 80% and 100%.

Spam sent to your adoration phone number is now blocked automatically. Only unrecognized numbers are checked, and your adorers are never affected.

Close every adoration hour from Holy Thursday through Easter Sunday at once. Open substitute requests are canceled, and you get a list of affected adorers.

An adorer with several substitute invitations waiting can now answer them all in one text, in natural wording like “no to both” or “yes for 1 and 2.”

In countries where the week begins on Monday, your adoration schedule now starts on Monday. It follows your chapel's country, with nothing to configure.