What’s new in Battle Aura?
A concrete guide to Battle Aura features: web voting, app creation, reveal, sharing and progression, without an invented release log.
Web voting is a direct entry into a battle
This page explains product functions; it is not a version history or an announcement of dated releases. A visitor with a code or link can join a particular battle from the website and vote in their browser. An app account or installation must not be required before that vote.
The web session supports voting and anti-abuse controls. It does not automatically become an application profile. Public website pages explain the flow, rules and interfaces. Personal battles remain link-only by default rather than appearing in a catalogue intended for search engines.
Create, reveal and share in the app
The planned mobile flow lets you choose participants, prepare their photos, create the battle and share a code, QR or link. Each participant must agree to take part, and photos pass through moderation. The first version uses photos; it does not support videos uploaded by users.
The creator chooses when to reveal the outcome. That ends the battle and freezes its result on the server. The standard card can then be shared for free. Website screenshots present these screens and presentation variants; they do not establish an app-store release date. The app is not yet published on iOS and Android.
Separate progression, competition and premium options
Aura XP progression and Aura Rating competition use different rules. Casual battles reward activity; only eligible Verified Battles can move Rating. Basic World and Country leaderboards remain free. Claiming an account protects the existing profile and progress without changing the user ID.
Aura+ adds presentation and analysis options without blocking the core experience. Read the Aura+ guide and FAQ for its exact scope. For future release announcements, check official availability information and notes that are actually published. This site does not present unconfirmed launch dates, usage statistics or user reviews as facts.