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A separate notification for last-minute substitute requests can text you immediately, even overnight, while routine requests keep arriving by email.

The National Catholic Register looked at how parishes use adoration check-in and scheduling software. We now serve over 300 parishes and 106,000 adorers.

A new page shows every email sent to your adorers, plus anything sent to your chapel's address, joining the text message and phone call history.

Filipino, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, and Vietnamese join Spanish and English. You choose which ones appear in the language switcher.

The schedule is now two pages. Schedule shows what happens every week and where adorers are needed, while Calendar shows what happens on specific dates.

A bulk message can now go out by text message only or phone call only, overriding each adorer's preference for a weather closure or other urgent notice.

Adoratio Foundation hosts free introductory Zoom sessions on their In His Presence campaigns, which in 2025 helped 77 parishes grow or launch adoration.

Clocks fall back this Sunday, creating a second 1:00 AM hour. Sign up two adorers to cover it, and remind Sunday adorers to set their clocks back.

Copy a formatted list of every hour that needs adorers, recurring or awaiting a substitute, straight into your bulletin, an email, or a text message.

Adorers can now commit to the last occurrence of a day each month, such as every last Saturday, joining the three monthly frequencies already offered.