Your profile page grew up
Your profile is the page you send to people. Until today it didn't look like much. The cover, the rank frame, the name colour and the title from the Exchange were all there, but they sat in a long single column of sections that started looking the same after a few scrolls. A friend who opened your link saw your name, a few chips, and a lot of grey.
Here's what changed.
A real header. The cover photo is now a wide banner across the top. If you haven't picked one, you get a night sky with a warm horizon instead of a flat colour. Your name, rank frame, title, rank and prestige stars sit on a glass card that overlaps the banner, with Follow, Message and Open Skydex next to them. On a phone the card stacks and centres.
One strip of numbers. Aircraft caught, ships caught, countries, time flown, receivers, achievements, followers and photo moments now sit in a row of tiles right under the header. Each one links where it should: the aircraft tile opens your aircraft collection, the receivers tile jumps to your stations. A tile only appears when there is something to count. We don't print zeros.
Your story in words. A new "About" card writes a short paragraph from your real data: when you joined, your rank, what you caught and from how many countries, how long you've flown, and where your receiver ranks on the station leaderboard. Under it are your rarest catches, coloured by tier, and links to the rest of your pages. The same text is on the page before the app loads, so a search engine or an AI assistant reads exactly what a person reads.
Questions people actually ask. At the bottom there's a short FAQ: who you are on Skydex, what you've caught, how long you've flown, whether you run a receiver, what rank you are and how to follow you. The answers use your numbers.
Two columns on a wide screen. Career, collection and moments on the left, the About card and receivers on the right. Narrow screens get one column with About first.
No more blank gaps while it loads. Some of the page comes from slower reads: your career, your fleet, your hangar, the collection overview. Each of those now shows a placeholder in the shape of what's coming, so the page doesn't jump when the numbers arrive.
All of this is in twelve languages. The translations are machine-made, so if a sentence reads oddly in yours, tell us in Discord.
Open your page from the account menu (My page) and have a look. If you want it to look like yours, the Exchange has banners, themes, frames and name styles. Every catch makes the About paragraph a little longer.