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Inside Matchely, anyone signed in sees your profile. Outside it, nothing shows until you allow it.

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The toggle that decides everything

On your profile there is a Public profile toggle. It ships off. Turn it on and Matchely publishes a page at matchely.com/p/your-username — open, indexable, visible to people without an account. That is the link you send to someone outside the app.
The same toggle controls your presence in the public ranking. With it off, you do not appear on public ranking pages.

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What the public page shows

Name, photo, city, your bio, your sports with their level and match count, and the competitions you take part in.
The public page does not show your match history, your statistics or your Photos tab. Those stay inside the app, for people who are signed in.

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What you hide separately

Regardless of the public profile, each of these has its own visibility control:
  • Phone
  • Email
  • Date of birth
  • Physical details (height, weight, handedness) and apparel sizes — used by organizers who hand out shirts

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Your availability

The weekly availability you fill in is visible to your connections, and is used to suggest matches at compatible times.

Delete your account or download your data

Both are self-service, under My account.

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The match you share

Besides the profile, there is a second “open to the outside” switch, and it is per match: when you share a result, Matchely asks whether it may publish that match on matchely.com. Say yes and anyone with the link sees the score, the players and the photos of that match — no account needed, and independent of your public profile. Each match is decided on its own. See Enter the result.