The User Profile page is a read-only summary of your Mokito account — who you are on Discord, what role you hold in Mokito, when you joined, and whether your account and Discord account are secured.
After you sign in with your Discord account, your User Profile page shows the details Mokito holds about your account. It is a single, read-only page — there are no forms to fill in and nothing to configure here. The page is a snapshot of your identity, your Mokito role, and a few account-security indicators.
Every signed-in Mokito user has a profile page. Owners, managers, support team members, moderators, and plain members all see the same page — only the values shown differ (most notably the Role field, see below). The page is personal: you see your own account, not anyone else's.
The profile page intentionally does not list your servers. Your server list lives on a separate page — My Servers — which is the canonical place to find every Discord server you own, manage, support, moderate, or are a member of. Keeping the two pages separate keeps the profile focused on your account identity and the server list focused on navigation.
The page has two parts: a profile hero at the top, and two side-by-side detail widgets below it — Account and Activity.
The top of the page shows your display name as the page heading, a short note that this is your Mokito account details, and a link to the My Servers page. A Notification Settings button on the right opens the settings page where you can choose which kinds of email notifications Mokito sends you.
The Account widget shows the six fields that identify your Discord-linked Mokito account.
The display name Mokito received from Discord when you signed in. This is your Discord display name — the name shown on your Discord profile. Mokito does not let you change it from the dashboard; if you update your display name in Discord, the new name appears here the next time you sign in.
Your Discord username (the unique handle, without the display name). If Mokito did not receive a username from Discord at sign-in, the field shows a dash.
Your unique Discord user ID — the fixed numeric identifier Discord assigns to every account. It is shown in a monospace font so you can read and copy it exactly. This ID never changes, even if you rename your Discord account.
The email address associated with your Discord account at the time you signed in. If no email was provided, the field shows a dash. The email is used for Mokito notifications — you can control which notifications are sent from the Notification Settings page.
A badge showing your Mokito-wide role. There are two possible values:
The locale (language/region) Discord reported for your account at sign-in — for example, en-US or en-GB. If Discord did not provide a locale, the field shows a dash. Mokito uses this to tailor how dates and numbers are displayed for you where applicable.
The Activity widget shows four fields about your account history and security status.
The date your Mokito account was created — the first time you signed in with your Discord account. It is shown as a short date (for example, Jun 26, 2026).
A relative timestamp of your most recent sign-in — for example, 2 hours ago or 3 days ago. If you have never signed in since the field was introduced, it shows Never.
A yes/no indicator showing whether the email address on your account has been verified. A green check mark means the email is verified; an amber warning means it is not. Email verification is handled through Discord — if your Discord account's email is verified, this field reflects that.
A yes/no indicator showing whether two-factor authentication is enabled on your Discord account. A green shield means 2FA is enabled; an amber label means it is disabled. This reflects your Discord account's 2FA status — Mokito reads it from Discord at sign-in and cannot change it for you.