You can find your settings by tapping ☰ in the top left corner of any tab then Settings.


Follow the prompts to link your Aftergame account to one of these services.
After downloading Aftergame from the iOS or Android app stores or finding us at https://aftergame.app/ to use us on the web, you will be prompted to create an account with your email address or by logging in with either your Google, Apple, or Discord account.
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If you’ve already made an account using Google, Apple, or Discord, you can add a password to your account to enable email login for the future: ☰ > Settings >Account > Password > Send email
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Once completed, you will be asked to create your profile.
Here you can:


Tap "Create Profile," and you’re done! You’re now ready to start logging your games with friends. If you have data from other sources, you might want to learn more about our import data feature or start by adding games to your collection on Aftergame.
You can add and remove Google, Apple, and Discord connections from ☰ > Settings > Account.
Adding a password will enable you to sign in with just your email address.
If you connect your Discord account, you’ll soon have the added benefit of using some of Aftergame’s functionality directly on Discord (more soon!)

These connections can use the same or different email addresses.

To edit your profile, tap Profile > Edit profile
OR
☰ > Settings > Profile details.
Here you can edit the information you’ve already entered, write a bio, and add your pronouns, if you wish.
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We now collect your date of birth when you make an account and will require existing users to enter a date of birth in the near future. This is to stay in compliance with privacy and digital safety laws and to prepare for upcoming features that require age verification, like direct messaging. You date of birth is private and won’t be shared.
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