How to Use Many Orbits
Build a better profile, one step at a time
Short guides for every part of your profile — come back any time you want to fill something in or polish it up.
How to Write Your Bio
Your bio is the first thing most visitors read — it's the short introduction right under your name and photo that tells people who you are.
2How to Add Photos
Your profile photo and banner photo are what make your profile feel like yours — profiles with real photos stand out in the directory and get followed more.
3How to Add Your Events
Listing the events you compete in helps visitors understand your sport at a glance and helps other athletes find you.
4How to Add Personal Records
Personal Records (PRs) show visitors exactly how fast, far, or strong you are — real numbers, for real credibility.
5How to Add Achievements
Achievements are the titles, medals, records, and milestones you're proud of — the highlight reel of your career.
6How to Log Competition Results
Competition History is a running log of your actual meet results — the record of where you've competed and how you did.
7How to Mark Meets You're Attending
Marking yourself as attending an upcoming meet lets your followers know where to find you next.
8How to Add External Links
"Around the Web" is where you link out to your other pages — social media, a website, or anywhere else people can find you.
9How to Choose Your Featured Content
Featured Content is the one story, video, or achievement pinned at the very top of your profile — the first thing you want visitors to see.
10How to Add Media & Press Features
Media & Features is a running list of everywhere you've been covered — articles, interviews, podcasts, or other mentions.
11How to Post Latest Updates
Latest Updates is a running feed on your profile — short posts about your training, results, or milestones that give people a reason to check back.
12How to Share Your Many Orbits Profile
Sharing your profile is the easiest way to grow your following — send your link to teammates, family, and followers.