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Your public profile

Every PostRoll user has a public profile at postroll.app/app/u/<your-username>. It’s what other members see when they click your name in a member list, a post header, or a recent-purchase row.

  • Avatar + display name — your first / last name if set, otherwise your username.
  • Username@<username> underneath the name.
  • Status line — your custom status (and emoji) when it’s active. Cleared automatically when your status’ clear time passes.
  • Role chips — GM and / or Player badges based on the toggles in your settings.
  • Country chip — when set in your profile.
  • Joined date — the day you signed up.
  • Game systems + interests — chip lists, surfaced when populated.
  • Outposts — a grid of public and unlisted Outposts you own or are a member of. Private Outposts never appear here, even to you.
  • Your email address.
  • Outposts you’re in that are set to private.
  • Direct messages, group chats, owned worlds (unless explicitly shared as public).
  • Anything you upload to your library by default.

Clicking someone’s avatar or name on a chat message opens a compact card that draws on the same profile. It shows their avatar, name, pronouns, @username, whether they’re online, their bio, how long they’ve been on PostRoll, how long they’ve been in that Outpost, any Outposts the two of you share, and their follower count — plus Follow, Message and View profile. Nothing on it is private: it’s your public profile, at message size. If your profile is private (or the two of you have blocked each other), the card shows only your avatar and name.

Message is greyed out when your DM settings don’t allow that person to start a conversation — see Following and play presence.

Anywhere a username is rendered (member rosters, post headers, recent-supporter activity), it’s clickable straight to the public profile. The Outposts tab on the profile lets visitors hop directly into the spaces you contribute to.