Build your developer profile

Open Profile settings. Add your public name, username, avatar and a short bio describing what you build. Your username forms the public profile URL, such as /@yourname.

Review the public page before sharing. A public developer profile is different from your private account settings. Do not put private contact details or credentials in your bio.

Submit or claim the canonical listings for your apps, then complete ownership verification. Public attribution in an app description is not a substitute for a verified ownership relationship.

An accurate profile and verified apps help people understand your portfolio. They do not create a universal reputation score, guarantee placement, or activate identity and payment integrations. Rocket 100 has separate eligibility and public revenue rules.

Use the profile's Share action to copy its link or create a supported sharing card. Check the preview before downloading. A missing or private metric will not become public just because you share the page.

Post the link or image yourself in the channels you use. Rocket's share tools do not automatically publish to your social accounts. Update the underlying profile when your public name, bio or portfolio changes.