My Page

My Page is the screen where you check the information about you that your teammates can see. It shows your introduction, your “What I’m looking for” list, diagnoses, thanks, activity record, time, and usage.

My Page and “My Settings” are different screens. My Page is for viewing and checking, and you can’t edit anything here. You change your introduction, visibility, integrations, and so on in “My Settings” (→ Personal settings).

Opening it

• Desktop: Press “More” in the sidebar to open “Other features,” then press “My Page” under “Know yourself.” If you pin it, you can open it directly from the sidebar
• Mobile: Open the menu (≡) at the top left and press “My Page” in “More,” right after “Ask staff live (Japanese).” You can also press ”…” (“More”) on the bar at the bottom of the screen, open “Other features,” and choose “My Page” under “Know yourself.”
• My Settings: On desktop, open it from the menu on your own icon at the bottom left. On mobile, open it from the very bottom of the menu (≡) at the top left

In a newly created organization, this feature may be locked. It unlocks when you finish the challenge “Get to know My Page” or press “Skip and use it (no points)” (→ Challenges and feature locks).

What appears on the screen

The top row shows your avatar, name, proficiency level (“Lv.” and a number), and tags. If you’ve taken the Core values diagnosis or the Master plan diagnosis, links to “Core values diagnosis results” and “Master plan diagnosis results” appear below it. On the right are “Open profile,” Addness profile creation, and ”?”.

Below that, these cards appear from top to bottom.

Card	What it shows	Where to write or edit it
“Profile”	Your introduction, affiliations, and career	“Profile” in My Settings
“What I’m looking for”	People you’d like to work with, people you’d like to be introduced to, work or opportunities you want, and things you want to learn	“Profile” in My Settings
“Contribution to Addness Network”	The contribution number, the people who thanked you, and the Templates and Knowledge you’ve published	You don’t write it yourself (it grows with thanks from the people around you)
“Achievements”	What you’ve earned and what you can earn next	You don’t write it yourself (you can only choose 3 featured ones)
“Values”	Your Values diagnosis result	Take the diagnosis
“Goal-achievement style”	Your Goal-achievement style diagnosis result	Take the diagnosis
“Activity record”	Consecutive and total days, completions this year, and completions over the last 42 days	You don’t write it yourself (it grows as you complete ToDos)
“Time”	How your schedule fills up over the 7 days starting today	“Integrations” and “Time” in My Settings
“Usage”	Your level and points for each of the 6 ways to use Addness	You don’t write it yourself (it grows as you use Addness)

Press “Open profile” to choose “Member details” or “Network profile.” While you haven’t published a profile on Network, “Not public” appears next to “Network profile,” and pressing it opens the visibility settings in My Settings.

Writing your introduction and “What I’m looking for” list

1. Press “Write in My Settings” at the bottom right of the “Profile” or “What I’m looking for” card. If you’ve already written something, “Edit in My Settings” appears instead
2. “Profile” in My Settings opens. You can write up to 2,000 characters for both the introduction and the “What I’m looking for” list
3. In the “What I’m looking for” list, a line starting with ”##” becomes a heading, and a line starting with ”-” or ”・” becomes a bullet

The “Profile” card shows only the affiliations and career entries you’ve set to appear on Network. For the ones you haven’t, the counts appear, like “You can review ◯ affiliations and ◯ career entries not shown on Network in My Settings.”

Taking a diagnosis

1. Press “Take the Values diagnosis” or “Take the Goal-achievement style diagnosis” on the “Values” or “Goal-achievement style” card. The diagnosis page opens in a new tab
2. When you finish, the result appears on the card. For Values, it shows the type name and 3 values; for Goal-achievement style, it shows the type name and the percentage for each axis
3. Press “Values diagnosis results” or “Goal-achievement style diagnosis results” to open the results page in a new tab

A result shared with a public link stays as it was when you shared it. The card says “The public link and Network show the results you shared on (date).”

Adjusting how your time looks

The “Time” card shows how your schedule fills up over the 7 days starting today. Event titles are not shown.

• Connect Google Calendar: If you haven’t connected it, press “Connect Google Calendar.” “Integrations” in My Settings opens
• Set working hours: If Google Calendar is connected and your working hours aren’t set, “Set working hours” appears. “Time” in My Settings opens
• Choose how it appears on Network: Press “Time sharing on Network” to open the matching place in “Time” in My Settings

Viewing thanks, achievements, your activity record, and usage

• “Contribution to Addness Network”: Press “Details” next to the big number to see what makes it up. The ”?” next to the title shows the calculation (thanks: Thank you 50, Very grateful 100, Extremely grateful 200; applause: 1 per clap; each added published Template or Knowledge item: 10). “View ◯ people” opens the list of people who thanked you. Your rank (“World rank ◯”) and your follow counts appear only when your Network profile is set to “Public” or “Locked.” Otherwise, “Your rank appears when you publish your Network profile.” appears. If no thanks have arrived yet, you can look for people from “Find people on Network.”
• “Achievements”: “Featured achievements” and “Up next” are listed. “Earned ◯ · View all” opens a list sorted into Consistency, Achievement, Contribution, Challenge, and Ranking. Press “Choose again” to pick up to 3 featured ones and then “Save.” “Return to automatic” puts them back in rarest-first order. If you have nothing earned and nothing to earn next, this card doesn’t appear
• “Activity record”: “Consecutive days,” “Total days,” and “Completed this year” appear. The colored grid shows completions over the last 42 days; the darker the color, the more completions that day. Hover over a day to see “(date): ◯ completed.” Your record starts once you complete one ToDo
• “Usage”: “Lv.” and a number, ”◯ / 6 ways to use Addness,” and the points for each of the 6 ways appear. Press “See the level path and usage report” to open the usage report (→ Proficiency level and points, Usage report)

Having AI write it for you

Addness profile creation appears in 3 places. It doesn’t appear for Guest members.

• The top row: The AI asks about your work, your strengths, and what you’re working on now, and shows you a short draft of a self-introduction
• “Profile”: “Addness profile creation” — The AI builds a draft of your introduction while asking you questions. If your introduction is empty, “Write your introduction with AI” appears
• “What I’m looking for”: “Addness profile creation” — If you haven’t written anything yet, pressing it opens a request to “Write ‘What I’m looking for’.” If you have, you can choose “Write ‘What I’m looking for’” or “Review ‘What I’m looking for’.”

The request text says that, before saving, the AI tells you where the item will be visible, and that it saves only after you say OK. The AI can save only your introduction and your “What I’m looking for” list. Your visibility settings don’t change. Affiliations, career, visibility settings, time, and diagnoses are things you do yourself in My Settings or on the diagnosis pages.

You choose where to hand it off the same way as for Addness it on a goal (→ Home: Addness it). An AI connected to Addness (such as Claude Code or Codex) can read and save your introduction and “What I’m looking for” list, and read your diagnosis results, time, activity record, and usage numbers (→ MCP integration).

Checking who can see what

Press the ”?” in the top row to open “Audience terms.”

• Members of this organization: The people in the organization you currently have open
• Members of your organizations: The people in all the organizations you belong to
• Network: People who open your profile on Addness Network. A description of your current visibility setting (“Public,” “Locked,” or “Hidden”) follows
• Anyone with the link: People who open a public link you shared

Here is how each item is visible.

• Introduction, affiliations, and career: They appear on your Network profile. “Member details” doesn’t show your introduction or career. You choose which items appear on Network under “Visibility” in My Settings. Even while you’re set to “Locked,” your introduction is visible to people you haven’t approved if “Show introduction” is on (→ Visibility settings)
• “What I’m looking for”: Members of the organizations you belong to can see it. On Network, if your visibility is “Public” and “Show what I’m looking for” is on, even people who aren’t signed in can see it. When you’re “Locked,” approved followers can see it. If you’re “Hidden” or the display is off, it doesn’t appear on Network
• Diagnoses: The public link and Network show the results as they were when you shared them. You decide how they’re shown under “Visibility” in My Settings
• Time: Event titles are not shown. You decide how it’s shown under “Time” in My Settings
• Usage: Members of the organizations you belong to can see your level. On Network, it appears only while “Show proficiency level and achievements in Network” is on

My Page shows only your own information. A detailed explanation of Network visibility is in the Network article (→ Notes on visibility).

Other details

• Per organization: “Activity record,” “Time,” and “Usage” show your own numbers in the organization you currently have open. When you switch organizations, they change to that organization’s numbers
• Names of people who thanked you: People who haven’t published a profile on Network don’t show their names. You’ll see “The names of ◯ other people are not shown because they have not published their profiles on Network.”
• Knowledge details: “View knowledge details” shows how many times each item was read through public links and how many times AI read it within the organization, up to 50 items, most read first
• When time doesn’t appear: If you need to reconnect Google Calendar, you’ll see “Reconnect Google Calendar to check how it looks.” If your events couldn’t be loaded, try opening it again after a while
• When it won’t load: If you see “Could not load.”, press “Load again.”
• Guest members: The level next to the name and the “Usage” card don’t appear

This article is written with the screens as of October 21, 2026.

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