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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.

Clean up after a weather closure or other special circumstance by deleting visits in bulk, either a few at a time or everything matching your filters.

Clocks spring forward this Sunday, so the 2:00 AM hour does not exist. Notify those adorers not to come, and remind Sunday adorers to set clocks ahead.

An adorer texting SUB can now reply MORE and pick several dates at once, like “1, 2, 3,” creating a substitute request for each without starting over.

A new Full Coverage view lists every commitment still needed to meet each hour's minimum, not just the hours with no commitments at all.

You can now block an address that sends unwanted mail to your chapel. Its messages are silently ignored, never reaching your forwarding email address.

The printed weekly schedule can now leave out the hours your chapel is closed, for a cleaner sheet to post in the chapel or parish office.

A substitute invitation email now lists other open substitute requests for the next two weeks, so an adorer can volunteer for several from one message.

A commitment can now start up to 30 minutes either side of the hour and run 30 minutes to 2 hours, for adoration after morning Mass or a half-hour shift.