Set up your profile

Your public profile lives at devnet.lol/app/user/yourname. It's what studios see when you apply to a job, what buyers see on your assets, and what shows on your card in the Developers directory. You edit it in Edit profile and press Save when you're done.

Basic information

• Display name is also your username, so it appears in your profile link. It has to be unique, and changing it changes your profile address.
• Bio is shown on your developer card. Say what you build, what you're good at and what you're looking for.

Your avatar and banner can come from Discord (use Sync Discord to refresh them) or be uploaded.

Platforms, skills and tags

• Platforms: pick everything you build for. Studios filter the Developers page by platform, and the skill suggestions follow what you pick.
• Skills: roles and tools, or your own. Tools match your platforms.
• Tags: genres and styles, like "Survival" or "Low poly".

Hiring

Set a starting rate per hour or per project so studios can tell at a glance if you fit their budget. Rates can be in US dollars, or in Robux once Roblox is one of your platforms. Leave it empty to hide it.

Whether you're taking work is a separate open / closed toggle on your public profile. It shows as "Open to Work" or "Not Available".

Connected accounts

Link Roblox and GitHub to verify who you are.

• Roblox is required to list games and groups on Acquire, where DevNet checks ownership on Roblox, and to use Roblox gamepasses.
• GitHub lets Acquire show whether a sold repository moved to you.

You can't unlink Roblox while you're in a live Roblox deal, because the transfer checks need it.

Showcase, games and videos

• Showcase: screenshots and highlights of your work.
• Games and projects: links to things you've built on any platform. Roblox games show live player stats on your profile.
• YouTube videos: devlogs, tutorials or reels.

What else shows on your profile

Your public profile has tabs for your portfolio, your products (assets for sale), your posts and your projects. Badges appear next to your name: your plan badge (Bronze, Silver or Gold), Verified, DevNet Staff, and Server Booster if you boost the DevNet Discord. People can follow you to see your posts in their Following feed.

Silver members and up get priority in developer search, and Gold members take turns in the featured spots on the Developers page.