Your handle and profile
How you appear to others, and what a custom handle changes.
Your profile is what the other side sees: the name you go by, your avatar, and the record behind your claims.
The name you go by
Every account has a display name and an avatar you can change at any time. On top of that, a paid plan adds a custom handle — an @name that is yours and that others can use to find and challenge you directly. See What Plus adds.
Handles for people and names for groups are separate: a group name belongs to the group and follows the group's plan, not yours. See Group accounts.
Your record
The profile carries what you have actually done: challenges won, lost, and — the one that matters — the ones that were left to expire. Your R-Score and your league sit here too; see R-Score, points and leagues.
If you want the detail rather than the summary, the statistics view breaks the same numbers down further.
What others can see
Your display name, your avatar and your public record. The content of a challenge is between the two sides unless the challenge was made public — see Public challenges — and receipt codes never expose the claim text. What you and the other side wrote and submitted stays with the challenge.
More on what is stored and what is visible: Your data and privacy.
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