Your Profile page covers your public info, your stats, notification preferences, exporting your data, and account deletion.
In this article: Stats and badges · Editing your profile · Notification preferences · Exporting your data · Deleting your account
Your stats and badges
A stat grid shows how many games you own, how many game nights you're part of, how many ratings you've given, and how many reviews you've written: each clickable for more detail. A "Year in Tabletop Match" card summarizes your plays: how many different games, how many were new to you, hours played, your most-played game.
Badges are earned automatically just from using the site: twelve in total (Regular, Session Veteran, First Review, Prolific Reviewer, First Rating, Taste Maker, Collector, Serious Collector, First Listing, Trader, Community Voter, Game Night Regular, Social Butterfly). Click the badges card for what each one actually means.
Editing your profile
Under the profile card: username (lowercase letters, numbers, and underscores, 3–20 characters), name, location, country, whether you're willing to ship trades/sales outside your own country, and your email. Click "Save changes" when you're done.
Notification preferences
A separate card with three toggles, saved independently with its own "Save preferences" button:
Game night reminders (on by default)
Marketplace messages (on by default)
Weekly recommendation digest (off by default)
Exporting your data
Click "Export my data (.json)" to download everything tied to your account as one file. This happens entirely on your device: nothing gets sent anywhere.
Signing out or switching profiles
Use "Sign out / switch profile" to sign out of your current account.
Deleting your account
Under the danger zone, "Delete my account" permanently removes your profile, ratings, collection, marketplace listings, and game-night memberships (with a confirmation prompt first: this can't be undone). Your past reviews stay visible, but get re-attributed to a removed account rather than deleted along with everything else. You're signed out automatically afterward.
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