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Key words in Loresta

These are the building blocks that keep your data, connected apps, supporter access and actions separate.

Your home in Loresta: plan and billing, team, connections and creator profiles.

The voice, saved answers, offers, safety rules, Page and reply settings for one creator identity.

The public place for your introduction, offers, wishes, memberships, updates and optional chat. A Page draft stays private until you publish.

What a supporter can choose, with its price or chosen amount, description, promise, delivery plan and delivery status. It can be a tip, membership, wish, download, commission or session built in Loresta, or a link you already use.

A sign-in to Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok or Discord, attached to one creator profile, with permissions you can take back at any time.

Everything about one supporter: messages, support history, consent, notes and current access. It is not a public score and never gives Loresta permission to contact someone.

A benefit, such as a Discord role, that comes from a confirmed payment and an access rule you set. It ends when the payment is refunded or the access ends.

An action that moves through prepared, queued, sent, failed or unknown. Queued is not the same as delivered. Retrying reuses the same action, and Loresta checks an unknown result before it sends again.

Home’s single list of decisions waiting for you: Page and inbox conversations, setup, promises and connection notices. Each item opens the place where you resolve it. Hiding a notice does not close a conversation.

A saved trigger, reply, link and set of allowed actions that you approved. Suggestions from AI are drafts, never approval.

Specific Page or offer values an automation may fill in when it runs, so they stay up to date without changing the rest of your wording.

An answer, or a time-limited fact, that Loresta may use in the places you choose. Answers last until you review them. Facts carry a use, a place and an end date.

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