Your artist card just got a big upgrade
Real photo uploads, an email signup right on the card, honest visitor counts, and ad pixels that keep working after the cookie banners.
The artist card — the one page that is you, with a button per platform — picked up its biggest round of improvements since it shipped. Here is what changed.
Your photos, hosted for you
Header and profile photos now upload straight from the editor and are served from fast global storage. No more pasting image URLs from somewhere else and hoping they stay online.
Fans can subscribe on the card itself
A signup block now lives directly on your card, so the fan list you own grows from your main page — not only from download gates.
Visits you can trust
The stats now count unique visitors, not raw hits. If one fan opens your card five times, that is one fan — your numbers should mean something.
Pixels that survive the modern web
Meta and TikTok events can now be sent server-side, alongside the browser pixel. Ad blockers and tracking prevention eat browser pixels for breakfast; server-side events keep your retargeting audiences honest.
The editor itself was reorganised into collapsible steps, so a card with photos, colours, links, releases and tour dates no longer means one endless page of settings.