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Public Profile

Public Profile is available on the Scholar plan.

A public profile gives you a shareable page at flipnem.com/u/your-slug where others can see your study progress, milestones, and shared decks.

The profile is opt-in and private by default. Nothing is visible until you enable it.

Your Profile URL

Your profile URL is based on a slug automatically generated from your account name. The slug is created the first time you open the Public Profile page.

Enabling Your Profile

  1. Open Public Profile from the profile menu in the top right.
  2. Check Enable public profile.
  3. Your profile is immediately live at the URL shown.

What Your Profile Shows

Activity Heatmap

A calendar heatmap of your daily review activity, along with your current streak and today's review count. Toggle it on or off under Activity Heatmap in your profile settings.

Personal Milestones

Streak and review count achievements earned across all your decks. You can control which milestone types appear by checking or unchecking them individually in your profile settings.

Deck Milestones

Decks you have selected to highlight, with their maturity progress and any deck-specific milestones earned. Choose which decks to include from the Deck Milestones section in your profile settings.

Shared Decks (Scholar+)

A list of your active shared decks, with descriptions, import counts, and a link for visitors to claim a copy. Toggle this on under Show Shared Decks and control which shares appear by checking or unchecking them individually.

Bio

You can write a short bio (up to 900 characters) that appears at the top of your profile. Save it with the Save button below the text field.

Managing Your Profile

All settings are on the Public Profile page. Checkboxes save automatically — there is no separate save step except for the bio.

To share your profile, copy the URL shown when your profile is enabled, or visit flipnem.com/u/your-slug.

Privacy

Your profile is only visible when Enable public profile is checked. Disabling it immediately takes the page offline — the URL returns a 404 to anyone who visits it.