Building out your VRChat profile

thamit comes with dedicated blocks made for VRChat self-introductions. They make it much easier for people you've just met to get to know you.

Attributes

Show your basic info at a glance — languages, setup, whether you use a microphone, gender, age rating, and trust rank. The Attributes block is pinned right below your bio.

For the age rating you can choose from "Under 18", "18+", or "Private". You never have to fill in anything you'd rather not share.

Show the hours you're usually logged in, for weekdays and weekends separately (in one-hour steps; ranges past midnight are supported). It gives people a sense of when you're around to hang out. You can add one per page.

Worlds

List your favorite and frequently visited worlds with names, URLs, and thumbnails (up to 50). Choose a layout from "List", "Grid", "Large card", or "Text".

Add from a URL

You can add worlds yourself with "Add world" by typing them in. When you have a URL, "Add from a URL" reads the world name for you (optional).

You can paste the URL of a VRChat world, the URL of an X post that introduces a world, or the URL of an article on a world introduction site (PlanetVRC, ShiaVR). URLs from sites that include the world ID in the URL, such as VRChat's World, VHub World Search, VRCmap, and v-portal, can be pasted as they are.
A confirmation screen shows the suggested world name. You can edit the name.
Nothing is added to your page until you press the add button, such as "Add 1". To show it on your public page, press "Publish" or "Update" as usual.
The URL of the added row is VRChat's official page for opening the world. Instance details and other extra information in the URL you pasted are not kept.
Worlds that are already in your list are not added.
If the post has no link to a world, nothing can be read. Enter the name with "Add world" instead.

Names of private worlds can be read too. If a friend shared a world only with you, check that it is fine to show it on your page before adding it.

When you paste an X post, your device asks X for the world URL. When you paste an article from a world introduction site, the thamit server reads the article page once and looks for the world ID on it (the page is not saved). The world name is read by the thamit server from the public VRChat page.

To keep a private note of worlds you want to visit without putting them on your page, use Worlds to visit.

Owned avatars

Introduce the avatars you use or own, with names and images (up to 50).

OK / NG

List the things you like (OK) and the things you'd rather avoid (NG), as labels. You can add one per page. Great for sparking conversations and letting people know what to be mindful of.

You can add and edit these blocks with the same steps as in Editor basics. "Active hours", "Tags", and "OK / NG" can each be added only once per page.