An ENS name is more than a string that resolves to an address. It is a digital identity — the handle people share, the link they put in their bio, the thing collectors look up when they see a transaction. So why has it always rendered as a row of records in a cramped management UI?
Public profile pages give every ENS name a shareable, public-facing surface at /u/<name>. One URL, every relevant piece of identity, optimised for sharing.
What is on a profile page
- Avatar, name, and address — pulled straight from the resolver
- Bio / description and social links (Twitter, GitHub, website, more)
- Cross-platform identity verifications (web3.bio linked accounts)
- Domain portfolio with collection tags and expiry status
- Registration activity heatmap across 2022 – present
- Portfolio analytics — domain length distribution, composition (letters / numbers / emoji / mixed), expiry health, and rarity tier scoring
- Shareable card (PNG) for X, Farcaster, and elsewhere
Why it matters
A public profile is the difference between an ENS name being a wallet label and being an identity people follow. We made the page indexable, lightweight, and fast so it doubles as the canonical SEO surface for the name.
Try it
Look up any name at /u/vitalik.eth or enter your own. If you own the name, the Edit button takes you straight to the records editor.