Your profile

Your player card

A photo and a My game bio in your own words. Then the facts another hooper actually wants before a run: your position, spelled out from Point Guard to Center, your playstyle (slasher, shooter, lock, playmaker or big), your height, and your vibe from casual to competitive. Your home courts sit right on the card, each one a tap from its live court page.

The numbers

Two stats, no filler: Reliable and Runs. Runs count real visits logged by checking in. Your run history and the courts behind it are visible to you and your accepted friends only; a stranger never sees them, and the app never shows a fake zero for data that is simply private.

Reliability rep, earned not claimed

Say On my way and show up, and your rep climbs. Ghost, and it does not. The Reliable stat is a single percentage, or New until there is history to judge, and nobody gets to edit it. On your own profile you can tap through to the receipts: said on my way, showed up, pulled up and checked in, did not show, each one logged the moment it happened. The history only counts forward from the day tracking began, so nobody carries an invented past, good or bad.

Your @handle, your link, your QR

Every hooper picks an @handle: lowercase letters, numbers and underscores, four to thirty characters. It is also your link, gotnext.uk/@handle, which opens your public profile for anyone, app or no app. Share it from your profile, or show your QR code and let a phone camera do the work. Add me on GotNext is one scan long.