Your account page

Projects, lessons, classes, progress, the plan, and the settings beside them.

/account is one page in one order: the top half is what your account holds, the bottom half is what you can change, and the last thing on it is the one action that cannot be undone.

What it holds

Each shelf is a section with a count beside its title.

My projects: everything saved to the account, with Open, Delete, a public or private switch, and a Pin control. Up to four pinned projects appear on your public page.
Lessons you have written, if you have written any.
Classes you teach or attend. See classrooms.
Your paths: how far through each learning path you are, and your level.
Circuits you love: the projects you have hearted.
Your plan, with the button that opens billing.

Your page

A page at mokxi.com/u/<username> with your public projects and lessons on it. It is off until you pick a username, and leaving the username blank keeps it off.

Beside it you can set the name people know you by, a line or two of bio, and links to GitHub, a site of your own and LinkedIn. Your level and badges are optional there.

There is a Copy my link button, because that is what the page is for.

Every way into this account, listed: the email address, and whichever of Google and GitHub are attached. You can add one or remove one here. A provider is only ever linked to an account on a verified email match. See signing in.

Email

Your address, whether it is confirmed, and the newsletter preference. See the newsletter.

Invite friends

Your invite link, how many friends have joined, and the Pro days you have earned: invite a friend, you both get 7 days of Pro. See invites.

Closing the account

At the foot of the page, under Close your account. You have to type your username, or your email address if you never took a username, before the button becomes live, and then confirm it once more.

Everything goes with it and none of it comes back: projects, versions, lessons, hearts, class memberships, learning progress and every sign-in method. The server checks what you typed again rather than trusting the page.

If what you actually want is your work rather than the account, export the projects first. Any project saves to a file and opens again anywhere, with no account at all.