About this block

Sign In Activity List is the account security view of active and recent sessions: a card whose header offers a bulk sign out of every other session. Each row leads with a device icon tile (laptop, phone, or desktop), names the browser and OS, states the location with its IP, and ends with a timestamp. The current session carries a badge and no revoke control, while every other row gets a revoke action so the user can end one device at a time.

Sessions are one typed array with an optional current flag that both renders the badge and suppresses the revoke button on the active row. The footer gives the plain remedy for an unfamiliar session: revoke it, change the password, and note that revoked devices sign out within a minute.

When to use

Reach for this block on a security or account settings page, wired to your active session store sorted with the current device first. Wire each Revoke button to your session revocation endpoint and the header action to sign out all other sessions at once.

A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:

Before

• Settings shell
• Profile account

After

• Settings pages
• Auth pages

What you can display

One strong use is the personal active session list. Other session views:

• Connected apps. Rows become authorized integrations with scopes and a revoke access action per app.
• API tokens. Each row is a key with last used time and a revoke control, the current badge dropped.
• Login history. Rows record sign in attempts with success or blocked status instead of a revoke action.

Tip: never offer a revoke button on the current session; signing yourself out from a security screen is a mistake, not a feature.