Settings, your username, notifications, visibility, and deleting your account.
Search the docsYour profile
One page that represents you across Revquix - how the editor and its live preview work, and what "live" actually means.
Identity and photos
Your name, headline, avatar and cover image - the parts of a profile people judge before they read anything.
Experience and education
Adding roles and schools, the six employment types, and why attaching skills to a role does more than attaching them to your profile.
Skills
Picking skills, why suggestions appear, and the places on Revquix that read them when you are not looking.
Projects on your profile
Two different things are called projects - ones you write about, and code projects you publish. What each does on your page.
Links and socials
The links section - what belongs there, what does not, and the one link most profiles are missing.
Your public profile
What a visitor sees at revquix.com/u/your-username - the nine sections, how they navigate, and the sub-pages your profile has.
Ordering your profile
Which section comes first, which are shown at all, and pinning the reviews you want read - the fastest way to change how your profile lands.
Your username
Your public address, the 14-day wait between changes, and why the old link stops working the moment you change it.
Sharing and embedding
Sharing your profile, and putting a live Revquix card on your own site in one of three formats.
Profile visibility
Three levels of discoverability, what each one actually changes, and the thing none of them do.
What is public
Exactly what a stranger can see, what search engines index, and the deliberate decision to let AI crawlers read profiles.
Badges
The five badges that can appear next to a name, what each one actually certifies, and why there is no way to earn one.
Your account
Where settings live, what the four groups hold, and which of your details can change.
Your password
Setting one, changing one, and why an account created through Google may not have a password at all.
Two-step verification
A six-digit code from an app on your phone, on top of your password - how to turn it on, and what it does and does not protect.
Recovery codes
Single-use codes that get you in when your phone does not. Where to keep them, and what to do when they run out.
Who is signed in to your account
If you think someone else is logged into your account, start here - every device signed in, every sign-in attempt, and how to lock an intruder out.
Exporting your data
Request a copy of everything your account holds. What arrives, and the 24 hours you have to download it.
Deleting your account
Deletion is scheduled rather than immediate - you get 14 days to change your mind, and some things must be settled first.
Notifications
The bell and the notification centre, the categories you can tune, and the handful Revquix will not let you switch off.
Preferences
Currency, notifications, workspace density and your interests - the four settings that change how Revquix behaves for you.
Referrals
Your invite link, where to find it, and what happens when somebody signs up through it.