Career

One card per company, newest first. Roles at the same employer live inside one job — add them with “Add another role here” rather than making a second entry with the same company name.

Education

One card per institution, newest first. Each one is Basic, Normal, Normal + exam, or Advanced — pick the type first when adding an entry, since that decides which fields the form shows.

Events

One card per event, newest first. Every field is always on the form — leave anything you don't have yet empty, it just stays off the profile page until you fill it in.

Courses

One card per course, newest first. Every field is always on the form — leave anything you don't have yet empty, it just stays off the profile page until you fill it in.

Projects

One card per project. Every field is always on the form — leave anything you don't have yet empty, it just shows a bracketed placeholder on the profile page until you fill it in.

Licenses

One card per licence or certification. Every field is always on the form — leave anything you don't have yet empty, it just stays off the profile page until you fill it in.

Awards

One card per award or honour. Category, Role and Scope stay off the profile page until you fill them in — leave any of them empty and that row just doesn't show.

Group logos

Shown on the filter buttons above the Awards tab. Left blank, a generic icon shows instead.

Hobbies

One card per hobby or interest. The detail rows are named by the hobby itself — a bonsai has Species, a car wash has Chemistry — so you add and name each row rather than filling in fixed fields.

Player profile

Football and futsal keep separate profiles, because the position and the current club differ between them. This is the fallback card — once a category has clubs, selecting one shows you as you were at that club instead.

Clubs

One row per spell, newest first. A spell holds who you were at that club — position, height, shirt — plus the club's own facts, the kit, the boots, the photos and every competition you played in while you were there.

Skills

One row per skill, under its group heading. A skill can point at the entries that evidence it — a job, a degree, a course, a certificate, a project, an award — and those are LINKS, not copies, so renaming the entry renames it here too.

Thread expertise

One rating per thread, shown as the bar on its switcher tile. Leave a thread empty and its tile averages whatever its own skills are rated instead — so this is an override, not a duplicate.

Languages

Kept apart from the skills above because a language is the one thing here with a stated proficiency.