What is public
Exactly what a stranger can see, what search engines index, and the deliberate decision to let AI crawlers read profiles.
Your profile is a public web page. If you want to know what strangers can see, or you want to disappear from Google and search results, this is the page - it says precisely what is exposed, because that is the thing people most often assume and least often check.
Visible to anyone, no account needed#
Everything you put in a section that is turned on:
- Your name, headline, photo, cover and location
- Experience and education, with dates and descriptions
- Skills
- Projects you have added, and any code project you published
- Services and reviews, if you mentor
- Posts you have published
- Your links
Not visible#
- Your email address and phone number
- Your login history, sessions and security settings
- Anything in the dashboard
- Draft or private projects, and sections you have turned off
Search engines index it#
Profiles are submitted to search engines deliberately. A profile can appear in a Google result for your name, and that is the intended behaviour rather than a leak.
⚠ AI crawlers are allowed, on purpose#
The reasoning is that being findable by the tools people now use to search is worth more to a member than being absent from them. But it is your page, and you should know rather than discover it.
If that is not what you want, the lever is what you publish, not a setting: turn off sections you do not want read, or keep detail out of the profile entirely. Discovery visibility does not change this - it controls Revquix's own search, not crawlers.
Before you share it anywhere#
- Open your own profile signed out, or in a private window. That is what a stranger sees.
- Check every published project's files - publishing shares the whole tree, not one file.
- Read your links. A dead one is a bad signal; a personal one may reveal more than intended.
- Check the mobile view, which is what most visitors get.
The binding version#
What Revquix collects, why, and how long it is kept is set out in the privacy policy. This page is about what other people can see; that document is about what we hold.
Removing it#
Turning every section off leaves a page with your name on it. To remove the profile entirely you delete the account, which is in Settings under Privacy and Data, and is not reversible.
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