What's new
Changes worth knowing about, newest first. This covers what changes how you use Mora, not every release.
The version these help pages were checked against is in the footer of every page. To see the version you’re running, open your account menu and select About Mora.
0.9.1 — August 2026
Section titled “0.9.1 — August 2026”Roles and Role Check
Section titled “Roles and Role Check”Write down what a job involves, assign it to the people who hold it, and Mora will compare the job against what your 1:1s actually cover. It reports the responsibilities nothing has touched in 90 days, and the recurring work the role doesn’t mention. Roles is in the navigation, and Role Check is a tab on each person’s page. Roles and Role Check
Five tabs on each person’s page
Section titled “Five tabs on each person’s page”A report’s page is now Overview, Mora’s read, Goals, Notes, and Role Check, instead of one long page. Mora’s read moved to its own tab and got longer. Your team
Your week is written as a letter
Section titled “Your week is written as a letter”The Monday summary on Today now reads as a letter from Mora rather than a dashboard panel, next to the month and week calendars. Mora’s briefings
Goal tags
Section titled “Goal tags”Goals can have colored tags, and the Goals page has a panel for filtering by person, tag, or status, and for sorting. Manage the tags in Settings → Goal tags. Goals
About Mora
Section titled “About Mora”Your account menu now shows the version and build you’re running. Useful if you write to us about a problem.
0.9.0 — August 2026
Section titled “0.9.0 — August 2026”The product is now called Mora
Section titled “The product is now called Mora”“Meetmora” was the domain name. The product name changed everywhere you see it: the app, every email, and the page your reports open. The company is still Meetmora, LLC, and the email addresses are unchanged.
Notifications only cover events
Section titled “Notifications only cover events”The bell carries things that happened: a check-in came back, a briefing is ready, a Role Check finished. Overdue and stalled goals moved out of the bell and became a marker on the person instead, so fixing a goal no longer removes an alert you had already read. What needs you
Today is the calendar and your week
Section titled “Today is the calendar and your week”The Today page previously had seven status panels. It now shows the month, the week, and Mora’s summary of the week. The other signals moved: your next 1:1 is a permanent row in the navigation, an unwrapped 1:1 is a banner across the top, and “needs a 1:1” and “goals off track” are markers on the person. What needs you
Settings moved into your account menu
Section titled “Settings moved into your account menu”Settings is no longer a row in the navigation. It’s under your name at the bottom, with Billing and About Mora.
A clock during meetings, and starred notes
Section titled “A clock during meetings, and starred notes”Meeting mode shows how long the 1:1 has been running. You can star any 1:1’s notes, including past ones, and starred 1:1s appear at the top of the person’s Notes tab. Running the meeting
Cancel one 1:1 without changing the schedule
Section titled “Cancel one 1:1 without changing the schedule”Call off a single meeting and the recurring schedule continues. Scheduling 1:1s
Edit your notes during the wrap-up
Section titled “Edit your notes during the wrap-up”The wrap-up screen shows the meeting’s notes, still editable. Running the meeting
Briefings fill in a missed week
Section titled “Briefings fill in a missed week”If a Monday briefing wasn’t written, because you were away or turned briefings on partway through the week, it’s filled in rather than skipped. Each one says when it was written. Mora’s briefings