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Your Activity History

Past event attendance and game results for you and your juniors, split into Events and Games

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Updated 14 days ago
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Your Activity History

The Activity page at /me/activity is your history across the platform, newest first, split into two tabs:

  • Events: past club events you were connected to, with what actually happened at each one.
  • Games: results of games you played, from club-night peg boards, league fixtures, and friendly games.

Upcoming events are not here; they live on the Calendar.

Accessing Activity

Open Activity from the Player section of the sidebar (or More → Activity on mobile). Guardians see it too, even if they don't play themselves (see below).

The Events tab

Each row is a past event, with a status that separates what you said from what was recorded:

Status What it means
Attended The club's register recorded you as present. If you never RSVP'd, the row notes you came as a walk-in.
Left early The register recorded you leaving before the end.
No show The register was taken and you weren't there. If you had said you were going, the row notes that.
Said going You RSVP'd attending, but no register entry exists (some clubs don't take a register at every event).

The register always wins: an RSVP is intent, the register is what happened.

The Games tab

One row per game, with the score and whether you won. Filter by source:

Filter What it shows
All (default) Everything below, merged
Club nights Peg-board games from your clubs' sessions
League Games inside league fixtures your teams played
Friendly Casual games you hosted, joined, or logged

Guardians and juniors

If you're a guardian, your juniors' activity appears alongside your own:

  • A person filter (Everyone, Me, plus a pill per junior, named with their display name) scopes both tabs to one person; on Everyone, rows are tagged with who they belong to.
  • Junior event rows include who collected them, when the club recorded it on the register.
  • Juniors' games only come from club sessions; juniors don't have their own logins, so they have no friendly-game history.
  • Guardians who don't play still get the page; it simply shows their juniors only.

Activity vs Stats

Both pull from the same underlying games, but the framing is different:

  • Activity is the timeline view: what happened, when. Best for "what did we do last week?"
  • Career stats is the aggregate view: win rates, best partners, format split. Best for "how am I doing overall?"

See Career stats for the aggregate view.

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