Presora

Presora 3.1.5 Remembering it properly. THE FULL MEMORY, EVEN LATER When you close a visit, Presora asks who you were with and whether it was a special occasion. Until now, if you came back to edit that memory afterwards, those questions weren't there — you could change what you thought, but not who you were with. Now you can. Editing a memory offers the same questions as the moment itself, so a birthday you forgot to mark, or a friend you didn't add at the table, can still find its way in. DURATIONS THAT TELL THE TRUTH Editing a memory used to quietly rewrite when you left — a two-hour dinner could resurface as a twenty-seven-hour one. Your time at a place is now recorded once, from the visit itself, and editing what you remember no longer changes when you were there. INVITES NOW COUNT When someone you invited joins Presora, it registers — on your invite screen, and in your Network Reputation. If you've brought people in before now, thank you. It's finally being counted. A PROPER INTRODUCTION Presora now confirms your name during sign-up. If we've been greeting you as a stranger, you'll be asked once, and then never again. SMALLER THINGS "Not now" on the arrival prompt is a proper button rather than a line of small print. UNDER THE HOOD Presora has been rebuilt on a newer foundation — faster launches, steadier maps, and fewer rough edges in places you shouldn't have to notice.