Accounts and profiles

Your public identity

A profile is the durable record behind your activity. It combines your introduction, network, XP, posts, Ships, media, likes, learning, and relevant account signals.

• Posts show what you are thinking and doing now.
• Ships show completed or meaningfully released work.
• Media collects the visual proof attached to your activity.
• XP communicates accumulated experience and cannot be transferred.

Profiles should make the next action easy

Other members can move from a profile into a direct conversation using Message. The button is intentionally hidden on your own profile because account editing belongs in Profile settings.

• Write a bio that says what you do and where you are going.
• Use clickable links to connect portfolios, repositories, demos, and source material.
• Keep your recent Ships relevant to the work you want to attract.
• Use a banner that supports your identity without hiding profile controls.

Multiple accounts

Account settings lets you add an existing account or create a new one without blending their profiles. Switching changes the active Zero Club identity; signing out should not silently move you into a different saved account.