> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://webingate.gitbook.io/webingate-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://webingate.gitbook.io/webingate-docs/basics/markdown/profile.md). # Profile The **Profile** section displays the user's personal information, ratings, and activity-related options. It allows users to manage their account details, review performance metrics, and access personal features within the application. ### Profile Overview At the top of the screen, the user’s profile summary is displayed, including: * **Profile Picture** – Displays the user's avatar or uploaded photo. * **Username** – The name associated with the user’s account. * **Skill Badge** – A small badge indicating the user’s player grade or level. * **Status Indicator** – Shows the user’s current activity status (e.g., **Active**). * **Edit Profile Icon** – Allows the user to update profile information. *** ### User Information The profile card also displays key personal details: * **Gender** – Indicates the user’s gender. * **Skill Level** – Shows the player's experience level (e.g., Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced). * **Phone Number** – Contact number associated with the account. * **Privacy Status** – Indicates whether the profile is set to **Private**. * **Email Address** – The registered email address of the user. * **Location / Postal Code** – Displays the user’s region or postal code along with the country indicator. *** ### Player Ratings The profile includes player rating metrics to track performance and skill level. #### DUPR Rating The **DUPR (Dynamic Universal Pickleball Rating)** section displays: * **Singles Rating** * **Doubles Rating** These ratings help measure a player’s competitive level and performance in matches. #### SR (Skill Rating) The **SR** value represents an additional rating metric used within the platform to indicate the player’s overall skill score. *** ### My Activities The **My Activities** section provides quick access to features related to the user's account and activity history. #### My Games Allows users to: * View their scheduled games * Manage upcoming or past matches * Access game details and results Selecting this option navigates to the **Games management section**. *** #### My DUPR Provides access to the user's **DUPR profile**, where users can: * View their DUPR rating details * Manage their DUPR-related information * Track rating updates *** #### My Listings Allows users to manage marketplace listings. Users can: * View items they have listed for sale * Manage **wanted requests** * Edit or remove existing listings This section connects to the **Marketplace module**.
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