How To Find the Age of my Vrchat Account or my first login. Not steam account

I really want to know how old my account is on vrchat. I just recently started logging in with steam and merged my accounts. I would always play with just my vrchat account before. I can’t find how old my account is or when was my first login. I just want to be able to flex about how long I’ve been playing like my other friends. they’re able to do it cause they started with using steam to log in. They’re able to see that number. It’s gotta be four years. I think 2017. but I’m not sure.

Thanks!

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I would also like to know when I created my account. It’d be cool to see that on the website or in your profile.

@ReesyTaters you could try vrcx (GitHub - pypy-vrc/VRCX: manage your friendship of VRChat ) it pulls data from the vrchat api, including account creation date and stuff.

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how do you download this?

i found out! (if you have’nt deleted vrchat since you downloaded it first) first go to your folders then local disc and then programms(x86) then Steam then Steam again then Games (for me it pictures), right click on vrc and press properties and then read the bottom of it it should say when oploaded. mine is 2020 31 oct 22:54:44 it even tells the time

Is this the official vrchat profile page or what is this?

Looks like a screenshot from the mentioned “vrcx”, over on GitHub there is a screenshot showing dark mode. Section labeled “user info”

sorry i never replied tysm it worked xD i love vrcx

Method using VRC API:

  1. Open browser (Chrome, Firefox)
  2. Login to https://vrchat.com/
  3. Go to your profile VRChat - Home (or any other profile)
  4. Open console (F12 or Ctrl + Shift + J)
  5. Paste the following script
(async () => {
  const userId = window.location.pathname.split('/').pop();
  const response = await fetch(`https://vrchat.com/api/1/users/${userId}`);
  const jsonData = await response.json();

  const userJoined = new Date(jsonData.date_joined);
  const PCLocale = Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().locale;
  const localisedDate = new Intl.DateTimeFormat(PCLocale).format(userJoined)
  
  console.log(`%cDate joined: ${localisedDate}`, 'font-size: 24px; color: green');
})();
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how did u checked it?

It’s only a suggestion as it is not endorsed by vrchat, and requires you to login into a third party tool, but maybe VRCX can give you some information?

I’m not even sure of that to be honest.

I like this idea. Though you can see this Via Steam, It would be nice to just have that info in VRC it’s self. I feel implementing this would be easy to do as im pretty sure this info is in the VRC logs.