Your public profile at jinu.app/username

Your profile is a public page at jinu.app/ followed by your handle. It is the page a buyer opens before deciding whether to message you, and for you it doubles as your account hub. Anyone can view it, signed in or not.

What a stranger sees

• Your avatar and display name. A check mark appears beside the name if you have verified your phone number.
• Your handle, as @yourname.
• Your star rating and the number of reviews, when you have reviews. No reviews means no star row rather than an empty five.
• Whether you are active, if you have activity status on.
• The city most of your listings are in.
• A stat row reading Sold, Followers and Following.
• Your bio, if you wrote one.
• Three tabs: Listings with a count, Reviews with a count, and About.

The Listings tab is your live, unsold, unexpired stock. Your drafts, paused, expired, under-review and sold listings are not there. They live in My listings, which only you can see. Your own profile shows you the same public page a buyer sees, which is deliberate: it is the only way to know what you look like from outside.

Member since

The About tab shows the month and year you joined, for example March 2026, never a precise date. Show member since date, in Settings under Marketplace, Buying and selling, turns it off.

What is never on it

Your email address, your phone number, your street address, your exact location, your saved items, your searches, your offers, your drafts, and anything from your messages. Listings carry a city, not an address.

Your handle

Three to thirty characters, lowercase letters, numbers and underscores. Some words are reserved because they collide with real pages on the site. Set or change it in Settings under Your account, Edit profile. Changing it changes your profile URL, and the old one stops working, so update any link you have shared. Once you have a handle, the older /u/ and /seller/ forms of your profile URL redirect to it permanently.

Search engines

A profile with listings or reviews on it can be indexed by Google. An empty profile is not, and neither is a private one.

To take the whole storefront out of public view, see Turn your public profile off.