UserProfile

UserProfile hands every signed-in user a clean personal card: name, phone, links to messengers and social networks, a photo, and any set of extra fields the workspace admin chooses to collect — role, company, city, anything the business actually needs.

The field library is admin-controlled on purpose. Regular users fill in their card but cannot invent new fields, which keeps data uniform across the whole platform. Admins can mark each field as readable, editable, or locked, and can rearrange or rename them at any time.

The card is created automatically the moment someone signs in for the first time. Name and email flow in from the identity provider, so the user never sees an empty form. After that they can upload an avatar, attach a PDF, flip a toggle, or choose from a dropdown — whatever the schema asks for.

Six field types cover almost every real-world need: short text, long text, image, file, switch, and single-choice. A pack of ready-made templates saves admins the work of designing common fields from scratch. File uploads for images and documents work straight from the browser with no plugins.

Regular users see only their own card; admins see all of them, with quick search and a card-grid view. Every change is saved instantly and is visible immediately in any other part of the platform that reads the profile.

The interface is fully multilingual with native right-to-left and left-to-right layouts, so a team in any country — any timezone, any script — works from the same codebase without a translation pipeline. UserProfile is self-contained — it does not depend on other services to render — but it is the record every personalised feature in the platform reads from.