Your account: profile, Spark & leaving a circle
A circle’s Mine page is your personal hub inside that circle: membership status, orders, notification preferences, invites, and settings all live here.
Your identity is your Mixin account
Section titled “Your identity is your Mixin account”OhMy.xin needs no separate profile setup: your avatar and name come straight from your Mixin account. What you manage are your preferences in each circle, not a new profile.
Notification preferences
Section titled “Notification preferences”Toggle each item on the notification preferences page: new posts, posts by the circle owner, new comments, likes, reward broadcasts, red packet grabs, new members joining, and whether you get circle messages at all. Switched off, they never bother you; switched on, you know the moment they happen.
Spark is a points system that rewards showing up regularly:
- How you earn — reading posts, reacting, commenting, posting, and chatting all score, up to a daily cap; your first qualifying action each day keeps your streak alive.
- Levels — points you bank light up five levels: Ember, Kindling, Flame, Blaze, Beacon.
- Just for you — there’s no public leaderboard, and points can’t be spent, transferred, or cashed out. Some activity red packets unlock by Spark level.
If you’re away for a while
Section titled “If you’re away for a while”If the circle owner has set an inactivity period, you’ll get a reminder first (up to three) when you haven’t opened Mixin for a long time; after that circle messages pause. Open Mixin again and everything resumes on its own — no need to contact anyone.
Leaving a circle
Section titled “Leaving a circle”Tap Leave at the bottom of the Mine page and confirm: you stop receiving everything from the circle and can no longer reach its content. Free circles you can rejoin any time; paid circles need an active membership again.