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Activity & profile

On the platform website, Activity and Profile are about your Pathway identity and how you engage with learning content — not AthleteIQ athletic scores.

Page Purpose
Activity (/activity) This week’s streak and counts, achievements, charts, and a recent-activity timeline
Profile (/profile) Account summary, achievements, and editable name / username / photo

Athletic details (sport, school, recruiting visibility, check-in history) live in AthleteIQ.

Open Activity from the sidebar. The page is titled Activity (on mobile, related drawers may say Insights).

At the top you’ll typically see:

Element What it means
Visit streak How many consecutive days you’ve visited the platform
Longest streak Your best streak so far
Views / Saves / Comments / Reactions This week’s engagement with Explore (and related actions)
Total visit days Longer-run visit total
Top interests (when shown) Tags you’ve engaged with — tap to jump back into Explore

Badge gems with filters All / Earned / Locked, plus a count like {earned} / {total} unlocked. Hover or tap a gem for details.

Optional deeper view of your history:

Control Options
Mode Count or Relative
Category All activity, Explore, or Feedback
Range 7 days, 14 days, 30 days, or Custom dates

Empty range copy: No events in this date range.

A timeline of what you did, grouped as Today, Yesterday, This week, or Earlier.

You’ll see Examples
Category chips Visit, View, Save, React, Comment, Share, Feedback
Action verbs Viewed, Saved, Reacted, and similar labels
Linked titles Explore materials or Feedback tickets when relevant

Toggle Minor events off / on if the list feels noisy. Empty state points you to Browse Explore to get started.

Activity’s side rail reminds you that Explore builds your streak and unlocks badges, with a shortcut Open Explore →.

  1. Sign in on pathwaysg.net.
  2. Spend a few minutes in Explore (view, like, bookmark, or comment).
  3. Open Activity and check This week.
  4. Review Recent activity if you want a trail of what you engaged with.
  5. Partners/coaches: use saves as a reminder of resources worth sharing with families.

Open Profile from the sidebar (subtitle: Your account and achievements).

Field Notes
Display name + @username How you appear on the platform
Email Shown — not edited here
Account type / role Shown — not edited here

Same badge section as Activity, plus a link View full activity history → to /activity.

Field What to do
Profile photo Upload a photo or Change photo; optional Remove photo. JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 5 MB. Saved when you tap Save changes
Full name Update so coaches and parents recognize you
Username Letters, numbers, underscores · 3–30 characters

Tap Save changes. Success message: Profile saved.

Activity page showing This week visit streak, engagement counts, and achievements

Profile page with account summary, achievements, and edit profile

On the platform website In AthleteIQ
Full name, username, photo Sport, school, birthday, position
Website achievements / engagement Pillars, streaks, XP, recruiting visibility
Explore / Activity habits Check-ins, goals, teams

Both use the same login. You’re not maintaining two passwords.

Not on the platform Profile page: bio, sport, password change, notification prefs, or a public profile for other users. This page is your signed-in account editor + badges.

  • After using Explore, Activity’s This week counts move
  • Achievements show earned vs locked badges
  • Profile name and photo look correct after Save changes
  • You know where to edit website identity vs AthleteIQ athletic details
Issue What to try
Activity looks empty Browse Explore first, then return; turn Minor events on
Chart says no events Widen the date range or switch category to All activity
Can’t change photo Use JPG/PNG/WebP under 5 MB; tap Save changes; submit Feedback if it still fails
Username rejected Use 3–30 letters/numbers/underscores only
Wrong name showing in AthleteIQ Update platform Full name, refresh AthleteIQ; edit AthleteIQ athletic fields separately
Looking for check-in history That’s in AthleteIQ → Progress, not Activity