Changelog
- Go to Drops and click Get it now on any open drop to view the full product or bundle page before purchasing.
- On desktop, scroll through the long-form details—once the offer is in the right column, it stays anchored so fans can buy whenever they’re ready.
- On mobile, the page keeps its single-column layout, and the buy/follow bar still stays easy to access after you scroll past the buy section.
- Prevents limited items from looking sold out too early, so more fans get a fair chance to purchase.
- Keeps the purchase option in reach while fans read, reducing drop-off and helping you convert more interested listeners into buyers.
- Go to Shop → Products and open an event ticket product (or visit the ticket’s direct product page).
- StreetTeam will automatically show the next upcoming eligible event/date by default.
- If you’re already registered for that upcoming event, you’ll see the owned state (like “Owned” / “View in Collection”) as expected.
- If you only attended a past year’s event, you’ll be guided by the current event’s release schedule instead of being allowed to buy early.
- Keeps your fans’ checkout experience smooth by preventing “looks available, then fails at checkout” moments.
- Protects your release schedule and membership access rules, so each event opens at the right time for the right fans.
- Go to Contests → Magic Moment and start a new submission.
- Upload your clip as usual—StreetTeam will show you the exact length and only lets you continue if it’s between 15 and 60 seconds.
- On step one, choose “Make one for me” if you don’t have a ready-to-post vertical clip.
- Pick either “Use one of my videos” or “Build one from a song,” then trim and add captions in the built-in editor.
- When you finish, your new clip drops back into your Magic Moment submission automatically, ready to send.
- Your Magic Moments are instantly usable for live segments and easy to cross-post as Shorts/Reels without getting cut off.
- You can enter the contest even if you only have audio (or raw footage) and need StreetTeam to help you turn it into a post-ready video.
- Open any long public product page and scroll down as you normally would.
- As you reach the bottom, the right-side offer card stays stable and smoothly stops above the footer instead of flickering or disappearing.
- Your offer stays visible and trustworthy, so fans can keep reading and still easily take action when they’re ready.
- Fixes the annoying footer/offer “jump” near the bottom of long pages, making the end of your page feel polished and professional.
- Go to your Magic Moment contest submission and upload or select your clip—StreetTeam will show the clip’s length and only lets you continue if it’s between 15–60 seconds.
- On Step 1, choose Make one for me to create a Magic Moment instead of uploading a finished video.
- Select Use one of my videos to pick a video from your media library, then trim it and add captions in the editor.
- Select Build one from a song to choose a track from your catalog, then generate a video and fine-tune it in the editor.
- When you finish, your new clip drops right back into the submission flow like a normal upload.
- Your Magic Moments are instantly more usable for live segments and easier to cross-post as Shorts/Reels without getting cut off.
- You can enter even if you only have music (or raw footage) and haven’t edited a vertical clip yet—StreetTeam helps you create one in minutes.
- Go to Campaign Wizard and generate your campaign like normal.
- If your payouts aren’t set up yet, your Inner Circle tier, products, and bundles will still be created as drafts instead of failing.
- When you’re ready, finish payouts in Settings → Payouts.
- Once payouts are active, StreetTeam will automatically finalize any missing offers in the right order so they’re ready to sell.
- Removes a major onboarding blocker so you can keep building your fan offers without getting stopped mid-setup.
- Saves time by automatically turning your drafted tier/products/bundles into sellable offers as soon as payouts are activated.
- Go to Drops and click Get it now on any available drop to open its full product or bundle page.
- Fans can read the full details, then choose to buy from the product page when they’re ready.
- On desktop, as fans scroll a long product page, the right-side buy offer remains available so they don’t have to scroll back up to purchase.
- Helps prevent limited items from looking sold out too early, so more real fans get a fair shot at buying.
- Makes long-form sales pages convert better by keeping the buy option within reach while fans read.
- Go to Finance → Cut List and find the vendor line you want to adjust.
- Click Acquisition, Fulfillment, or Operating on that row to place that vendor in the correct bucket.
- If you change your mind, click the same bucket again to undo and return the vendor to its default classification.
- Keeps your finances accurate so your revenue, costs, and margins reflect what’s really happening in your music business.
- Fixes cases where different types of contractors (like marketing, coaching, or engineering) were getting lumped into the same bucket and skewing your reports.
- Go to Finance → Cut List.
- Find the vendor you want to adjust, then click Acquisition, Fulfillment, or Operating on that row.
- To undo, click the same bucket again to return the vendor to its default category.
- Keeps your numbers accurate when different types of contractors were previously getting lumped into the same bucket.
- Prevents “double counting” by only allowing changes on true spend lines—so transfers and payment movement don’t accidentally show up as expenses.
- Go to Finance → Cut List.
- Find the vendor you want to re-categorize, then click Acquisition, Fulfillment, or Operating on that row.
- Changed your mind? Click the same bucket again to undo and return the vendor to its default category.
- This only affects spending lines that are already counted as spend (it won’t move bank transfers or payment movement).
- Keeps your reports accurate by separating growth costs, delivery costs, and day-to-day expenses the way your music business actually runs.
- Prevents vendors like coaches, marketers, and contractors from being lumped together and throwing off your revenue and margin numbers.
- When a fan reaches the last question of your program application survey (the contact info step), they can enter their email/phone and check the consent boxes as usual.
- If they check consent before finishing their phone number, StreetTeam will still remember their choice and let them submit once their info is complete.
- More fans successfully finish your application and join your community—fewer drop-offs at the very last step.
- Eliminates the confusing situation where fans had to “uncheck” a box just to move forward, especially during high-traffic moments like live masterclasses.
- Go to Journeys → open the journey you’re reviewing → click History.
- Use Search in History to find a specific fan by name or email and confirm when they entered the journey.
- Saves time when you’re checking where new fans came from and verifying your promo funnel is working.
- Fixes cases where a fan showed the journey on their profile, but didn’t appear in that journey’s History results.
- During a live session, tap the on-screen “Enable Audio” prompt if you don’t hear sound.
- If you still don’t hear anything a moment later, a follow-up option will appear: “Still no sound? Reload.” Tap it to refresh and restore audio.
- If audio problems keep happening, StreetTeam will capture helpful session details so our team can pinpoint what’s going wrong across different devices and browsers.
- Gets fans back to hearing your show faster, without relying on chat tips or trial-and-error.
- Makes recurring audio issues easier to diagnose so we can improve live sessions over time.
- Go to Moment Awards and open your weekly contest.
- Use Open community vote, then confirm to publish the ballot to your followers.
- On the contest page, use the new bar to switch between Judge panel (the scoring view) and Community ballot (what fans see).
- Share the Community Ballot link so fans can view each finalist’s post and vote.
- Your finalists reliably show up on the voting page, so you can run community voting without last-minute troubleshooting.
- Fans see the right video previews and can quickly understand what they’re voting on—helping you get more engagement and votes.
- Go to Admin → Moment Awards and pick the week you want to review.
- Click Watch on any entry to open a review window with the full moment (video, audio, or image).
- Use Previous / Next to quickly step through all entries for that week without closing the viewer.
- Click Crown or Un-crown while you’re watching to mark (or unmark) a winner on the spot.
- Switch the ranking to sort by contest score, top supporters, or newest, and turn on Top 5 only to create a quick shortlist for a live show.
- Need to reuse a week’s entries? Use the new option to move a week’s entries into another week—duplicates are skipped and winners are cleared so the new week can choose its own.
- Save time by reviewing every moment in one flow, instead of leaving the page to hunt down each submission.
- Make smarter picks faster by ranking entries by performance and supporter value, then narrowing to a clean Top 5 shortlist.
- Keep contests organized by rolling entries forward when needed, without accidentally double-entering the same artist or carrying over last week’s winner.
- Go to Finance to see a refreshed “On Track” view that now includes all major cost lines (including cost of goods and owner pay).
- In the “On Track” area, review your Cost of Goods section to compare actual spending vs your target for items like acquisition and fulfillment.
- Use the toggle to switch the cut list between Operating Expenses and Cost of Goods, depending on what you’re trying to reduce.
- Open the vendor list under the section you’re reviewing to see exactly who is driving spend, then filter and triage what to keep, reduce, or cut.
- If you use accounting sync, run your next sync as usual—if anything important is missing, StreetTeam will now alert you instead of quietly skipping it.
- Prevents “missing money” confusion by making sure owner pay isn’t accidentally left out of your accounting records.
- Turns “we’re overspending” into a clear plan by showing targets, overages, and the exact vendors to review.
- Go to Campaigns → Campaign Wizard and create your campaign like usual.
- When you connect your ad account and launch, your campaign is automatically set up to focus on capturing leads (like emails and sign-ups).
- You can start collecting fan emails and sign-ups right away without extra back-and-forth or waiting on a manual fix.
- This prevents campaigns from starting with the wrong goal, so your setup is smoother and you can focus on growing your fanbase faster.
- Go to the Challenge journey in StreetTeam and use the new link when you share it with fans, collaborators, or your team.
- If you’ve already shared an older Challenge link in emails, posts, ads, or decks, you don’t need to change anything—those links will still take people to the right place.
- You get one easy link to remember and reuse for every future cohort, so promoting the Challenge is faster and less error-prone.
- It prevents broken links from older promotions, so you don’t lose fans due to “page not found” moments.
- Create or join a multi-day challenge as usual in StreetTeam, and your connected Google Calendar will stay in sync for the full series.
- If an event time changes in StreetTeam, Google Calendar will reflect the updated time so fans and teammates see the right schedule.
- If StreetTeam detects more than one matching calendar entry, it will flag the extra copy for review instead of guessing and deleting anything.
- If you use a host’s calendar for an event, StreetTeam will keep it on that host’s calendar rather than switching calendars behind the scenes.
- Less confusion for you and your fans—everyone sees one clear, correct event for each day of the challenge.
- Saves time by reducing calendar cleanup and preventing “mystery duplicates” that can split registrations and attendance.
- Go to KPI Dashboard and find the Where people came from row.
- Click or tap to expand it when you want to see the breakdown.
- Set your dashboard filters (source, dates, campaign/ad, and time zone), and the expanded breakdown will update to match what you’re viewing.
- If you keep it collapsed, the dashboard stays clean and you won’t see (or load) the detailed breakdown until you open it.
- Keeps your KPI dashboard less cluttered so you can focus on the numbers that matter most.
- Prevents confusing mismatches by ensuring the breakdown reflects the same filters and view you’re using across the dashboard.
- Go to Analytics → KPIs and open the saved view called Partner KPI Report Card.
- Switch between daily, weekly, and monthly to see how many partners entered each stage during that time period.
- Review stage-to-stage conversion rates to spot where partners are moving smoothly (or getting stuck).
- Check the “North Star” cards to quickly track the big drivers like new partners added, interviews booked, and completions.
- Click into any number to drill in and see exactly which partners are included, so you can audit the list and take action.
- After a campaign is completed, review the partner score (with the scoring formula shown) to compare partner quality and prioritize future outreach.
- Look for the scheduled Slack report messages (daily/weekly/monthly) to get the same KPI snapshot delivered automatically, with a link back to the report.
- See real momentum—not just “what’s in each stage right now”—so you can measure throughput and growth over time.
- Quickly identify bottlenecks in your partner pipeline and focus your follow-ups where they’ll have the biggest impact.
- Save time with automatic Slack reporting and stay aligned as a team without manually pulling numbers.
- Make smarter partner decisions by using a consistent post-campaign quality score instead of guesswork.
- Go to Profit First → Cut List and use the Amount view to switch between Averaged and As billed.
- In As billed, you’ll see the real invoice rhythm (for example, “every few months”) with the yearly average shown underneath for easy comparison.
- Use the new groups to scan your costs by shape: Every month, Some months, and One-time—each group now includes its own subtotal.
- Use filters to narrow the list (group, fixed vs variable, and hide likely-cancelled); you’ll also see how many vendors are hidden and can reset filters anytime.
- When you type a reduction amount, StreetTeam automatically matches what you’re looking at (so a cut entered for a quarterly bill reflects the correct yearly impact).
- Check Allocations to see your actual vs target amounts in dollars for each bucket, plus a clear status like on track, over, or short.
- Makes it easier to make real decisions, because a one-time fee, a monthly subscription, and an annual renewal no longer look the same.
- Saves time when cutting costs by grouping expenses the way you actually experience them—monthly obligations vs occasional bills vs one-offs.
- Helps you stay aligned with your Profit First plan by showing allocation progress in dollars (not just percentages) so you can course-correct faster.
- Prevents confusion by clearly noting when totals differ due to vendors that netted out to refunds over the year, so the numbers on the page make sense.
- Go to Profit First and open your vendor list.
- In the Amount column, switch between Averaged (simple monthly average) and As billed (what the invoice looks like and how often it hits).
- Review vendors grouped into Every month, Some months, and One-time, with a subtotal for each group.
- Use the new filters to narrow the list by group, fixed vs variable costs, and to hide vendors that look likely cancelled; you’ll see how many vendors are hidden and can reset anytime.
- When you type a reduction amount, StreetTeam automatically applies it in the same “unit” you’re viewing (so it matches the way that vendor bills you).
- Check your allocation buckets to see actual vs target in dollars, with an explicit status like on track, over, or short (alongside the existing bars).
- Makes it much easier to spot what you’re truly committing to (a big one-time license vs a monthly subscription), so you can cut costs with confidence.
- Saves time by letting you filter to the vendors that matter and understand your spending rhythm at a glance, instead of guessing from averages.
- Open a link to a specific broadcast (from your bookmarks, notes, or a teammate) and you’ll land directly on that broadcast.
- If the broadcast is a draft or scheduled, you’ll see the full-page composer so you can edit and prepare it without extra pop-ups.
- If the broadcast has already been sent, you’ll see full-page analytics so you can review performance right away.
- Saves time by taking you straight to the exact broadcast you meant to work on—no waiting for other screens to load first.
- Makes broadcast links feel like a real destination, so reviewing, editing, or checking results is quicker and smoother on desktop and mobile.
- Go to your Live page and open the Preview in a pop-out window.
- In the pop-out, the audience preview now fills the whole space while the built-in Live Panel remains available on the page.
- Use the Live Panel to manage your Live experience like normal—it stays clickable and works in both wide and compact pop-out sizes.
- You get more room to see what fans see, making it easier to double-check your Live page before sharing it.
- It removes the confusion of seeing two similar control areas, so you can focus on the one panel that actually runs the show.
- Go to Broadcasts and click any broadcast to open it, then copy and share that link as your direct shortcut back to it.
- Open a draft or scheduled broadcast link to jump straight into the full-page composer so you can edit, review, or schedule without waiting.
- Open a sent broadcast link to jump straight into the full-page analytics view to check performance right away.
- Saves time by loading only what you came for, so broadcast links feel fast and focused.
- Fixes the slow, “dashboard-first” experience where you had to wait for extra screens and pop-ups before getting to your broadcast.
- Go to Live Stages and open your stage, then click Pop out preview.
- Use the left side to see exactly what your audience sees, filling the full preview area.
- Manage your stage from the right-hand control panel, which stays interactive and scrolls independently.
- Resize the window as needed—your preview and controls stay side-by-side so nothing important drops below.
- Keeps your audience view and your host controls visible at the same time, so you can run your stage with more confidence.
- Prevents control sections from slipping under the preview in smaller windows, reducing missed actions and last-minute scrambling.
- Go to your Admin tools and open the Account Merge screen.
- Select the two accounts you want to merge, then run a merge preview to review what will move over before you confirm.
- When everything looks right, start the merge—StreetTeam will complete it faster, even on bigger accounts.
- Saves time when cleaning up duplicate accounts, so you can get back to promoting releases and growing your fanbase.
- Reduces slowdowns and long waits during merge previews, making it easier to confidently review results before merging.
- Go to the Fanbase Growth Challenge entry page and you’ll see a guided intro that explains what you’ll get and who it’s for.
- Enter your details to join—if you’re already signed in, you can confirm your email in one tap instead of retyping everything.
- You may see an optional phone field; you can leave it blank and still join, and you’ll see a clear note about why it’s being asked.
- Read the FAQs and examples on the page if you want clarity before joining, then submit to start the challenge.
- It’s clearer upfront what the challenge includes, so you can decide quickly if it’s a fit for your music career.
- Returning artists can join faster with fewer steps, cutting down friction when you’re ready to take action.
- Go to the Fanbase Growth Challenge start page and you’ll see one clear “join” step with the key details up front.
- If you’re already signed in, StreetTeam will recognize you so you can confirm and continue without retyping your name and email (with an option to use a different email if you want).
- If you’re not signed in, enter your details and submit the form to start the challenge.
- You may see an optional phone field with a quick note explaining why it’s being asked and how to stop messages; you can still join without adding a phone number.
- It’s faster to start (especially if you’re already a StreetTeam member), so you spend less time filling forms and more time building your fanbase.
- The first page now clearly sets expectations and helps you self-check if the challenge fits you, instead of dropping you into a generic consent screen.
- Go to Admin → Users → Merge and choose the account you want to keep and the account you want to merge in.
- Review the updated preview list, which now shows a clearer, more complete picture of what will be moved.
- Run the merge—StreetTeam will automatically combine duplicates where needed and keep the most up-to-date info when there’s overlap.
- Protects your work: Your fan growth history and important account-connected items are far less likely to be left behind on the old login.
- Saves time and prevents confusion: Admins don’t need manual cleanup after merges, and artists won’t wonder why key info looks missing.
- Go to Profit First to see a clear breakdown from Gross → Cost of Goods → Real Revenue before your operating expenses are judged.
- Use the Allocation section to review Owner Pay, Profit, and Tax based on what was actually set aside and paid out—not just your goal percentages.
- Check the operating expense percentage and totals, then compare with the Spending tab to confirm everything reconciles.
- In your cut plan, the cut list stays visible so you can always see your next best moves, even if there isn’t an obvious gap.
- When reviewing expenses, you can now reduce a vendor to an agreed lower amount instead of only choosing to keep or cut them entirely.
- You’ll get an honest read on whether your business is truly healthy, so you can make smarter decisions about releasing music, running ads, and hiring help.
- This fixes cases where Profit First could say “you’re on target” even while operating expenses were actually too high—so you don’t get surprised later.
- Go to Finance → Profit First to see a clear breakdown from Gross revenue → Costs → Real revenue before your operating expenses are evaluated.
- Check your Owner Pay, Profit, and Tax sections—these now reflect what you’ve actually set aside and paid out, not just your target percentages.
- Review the allocation bar to see an accurate percentage that matches the dollar totals shown on the page.
- Use the Cut List (now always visible) to spot savings opportunities at any time, even if you’re not currently “in the red.”
- When reviewing expenses, you can now reduce a vendor to a realistic agreed amount instead of choosing only “keep” or “cut.”
- You can trust your Profit First status at a glance, so you make smarter decisions about spending, paying yourself, and funding growth.
- This prevents situations where StreetTeam said you were “on target” even while operating expenses were actually running higher than your real revenue.
- When a fan taps your Live Call join link, StreetTeam will first confirm the call is still active and they can truly enter.
- If the call already ended (like a link from yesterday), they’ll see “Call has ended,” and your attendance record won’t be changed.
- Attendance only updates once someone successfully joins at the right time—so opening a link alone won’t incorrectly count as a show-up.
- Keeps your live call attendance trustworthy, so you can follow up with the right fans and measure engagement accurately.
- Prevents old or expired links from overwriting real results, so you don’t lose the record of who actually attended.
- Open the 5‑Day Challenge and you’ll see a clear 5‑stop path showing what’s complete, what’s up today, what you can replay, and what’s still locked.
- Tap today’s day to watch the replay right on the page, with a short summary and jump points to the most important moments.
- Complete today’s action step using the built‑in step‑by‑step wizard (your completion is verified inside the wizard, not self‑reported).
- After you finish, claim your daily token reward and reveal that day’s collectible card reward.
- Use the floating button to log in or apply at any time, and explore Success Stories with quick previews that jump to the exact story.
- Keeps you focused—everything you need for today (watch, learn, do, earn) happens in one streamlined flow.
- Saves time by making it easy to rewatch the best parts and jump straight to the moments that matter most.
- Helps you follow through with real completion checks, so you can trust you’re doing the steps that actually move your fanbase forward.
- Go to your onboarding flow or open the Vision Map from your dashboard like normal.
- If you already have an active trial or subscription, StreetTeam will take you straight into the tool instead of sending you back to the checkout screen.
- If you don’t have access yet, you’ll see the checkout once, and future clicks will bring you back to your unlocked features after you complete it.
- Prevents accidental double sign-ups, so you don’t risk being charged twice for the same organization.
- Stops the frustrating loop where you click into the Vision Map and get bounced back to signup—so you can start building your plan and growing your fanbase right away.
- Spot who’s waiting: When someone lands in your waiting room, you’ll see an amber “waiting” pop-up over the video plus a “Waiting (N)” indicator on the call toolbar.
- Admit fast: Use the on-screen pop-up to Admit or Decline each person, or choose “Admit all” when you’re ready.
- Keep it out of the way (but not hidden): If you minimize the waiting alert, it stays as a small pill and expands again when a new person arrives.
- Hosts get one exit control: On the call toolbar, hosts now use a single red “End call” button, then choose either “Leave, keep call open” or “End for everyone.”
- Fans can join from reminders: Fans clicking your event links from reminder emails or calendar invites go straight into the room (as long as it’s their personal link), instead of being asked to log in.
- You won’t miss fans “knocking” while you’re focused on coaching, performing, or presenting on camera.
- Ending a call is less stressful—hosts get one clear button with a simple choice, reducing mistakes in high-pressure moments.
- More fans actually make it into your event because join links from email and calendar reminders no longer hit a login roadblock.
- Go to Broadcasts, then click any broadcast—your browser link will update automatically so you can copy it and share it.
- Open a link to a broadcast and StreetTeam will take you to the correct place: drafts open in the composer, scheduled broadcasts open in edit, and sent/canceled broadcasts open in results.
- If a link points to a broadcast you can’t access (or doesn’t exist), you’ll see a clear message instead of a blank screen.
- When you close a broadcast you opened from a link, you’ll return to your Broadcasts list.
- Makes it easy to bookmark, revisit, and share a specific broadcast with your team without losing your place.
- Fixes issues where certain broadcast links wouldn’t open correctly after refreshing, going back, or when the broadcast was part of a sequence.
- Go to Campaigns → Broadcasts and write your message like normal, including your journey link anywhere in the text.
- Send a test to yourself and click the link to confirm it opens the right journey and shows up in your results.
- For large SMS blasts, send as usual—StreetTeam will automatically send in controlled waves so delivery stays stable.
- After sending, go to Analytics → Broadcast Results to review opens, clicks, and which fans took action.
- Your click stats are now accurate, so you can confidently see what’s working and scale the messages that convert.
- Fans who click through are far less likely to land “unrecognized,” which helps journeys personalize properly and credit the right fan activity.
- Go to Broadcasts → Email and write your message like usual.
- Paste your Journey link either directly in the text or behind a button/text link—StreetTeam will handle both the same way.
- Send your broadcast, then check Broadcasts → Analytics to see accurate click totals and stronger fan identification on Journey visits.
- You’ll see real click data for your broadcasts, so you can measure what’s working and make smarter follow-up sends.
- More fans will land on your Journey already recognized, which helps automation and tracking work as intended.
- Sell as usual through your Memberships, Store, bundles, or payment links—no setup changes required.
- If you create charges manually, the correct platform fee is now included automatically.
- If a fan payment is refunded, you won’t be charged a platform fee on money you didn’t keep.
- Keeps your payouts predictable by applying the same fee rules across every way you get paid.
- Fixes an issue where some memberships and installment payments weren’t being charged the correct platform fee on renewals or later payments.
- Go to Broadcasts → SMS and write your message as usual.
- Check the preview to see your exact spacing and line breaks the way fans will read it.
- If you use personalization (like a fan’s first name), the preview shows a lifelike example value and marks it so you still know it’s personalized.
- Click Send test SMS, enter your phone number, and send a one-time test to confirm everything looks right.
- If something’s off (like an invalid number or missing setup), StreetTeam will show a clear message so you can fix it before you send to fans.
- Catch formatting issues (line breaks, spacing, long links) before they reach your entire audience.
- Feel confident your personalization looks right—without risking an accidental blast or messing with your broadcast results.
- Create or edit an event to allow multiple bookings per time slot, then share your booking link as usual.
- Each fan who grabs a seat receives their own calendar invite with the same session join link, without showing other fans’ contact info.
- If a fan cancels, only their invite is removed—your session and other booked seats stay intact.
- If you reschedule the session or update event details, each fan’s invite updates automatically so everyone stays on the same plan.
- Protects fan privacy by preventing emails and phone numbers from being shared with other attendees.
- Makes shared sessions feel more professional and organized, while still letting you book multiple fans into the same time.
- Create a booking that allows more than one fan to grab the same time slot, then share your booking link as usual.
- Each fan who books a seat receives their own calendar invitation with the session details and the same join link.
- If a fan cancels their seat, only their invitation is removed—everyone else keeps theirs.
- If you reschedule the session or edit details, StreetTeam updates each fan’s invite so everyone stays in sync.
- Keeps fan emails and phone numbers private, so fans never see each other’s contact info.
- Makes multi-seat “breakthrough sessions” feel more professional and reduces confusion when people cancel, move seats, or you adjust the schedule.
- Go to Audience → Segments and create or edit a segment (like Qualified Leads, New Clients, or Applications).
- Add the new filter for Qualification score, then choose at least or below and enter a score from 0–100.
- Save the segment—your segment will automatically stay synced for your Meta audience use (including retargeting and lookalikes).
- Reach more of the right people: Your Meta audiences match more reliably, which helps improve delivery and performance.
- Target by real intent: Quickly separate high-intent leads from everyone else, so you’re not spending ad budget on people who aren’t a fit.
- Go to Dashboard → KPI Dashboard to see New Clients counted when someone actually starts (paid in full or started a payment plan), not when they just showed interest.
- In the same dashboard, track Contracts Completed and Contracts Cancelled so you can quickly see how many enrollments finish strong versus drop off.
- When you view Qualified Applications, StreetTeam now uses a clear minimum quality bar so your “qualified” number reflects serious applicants—not everyone who clicks through.
- Your saved KPI views, shared links, and goal snapshots automatically update to these improved definitions—no setup required.
- You can trust your dashboard when planning your next release, ad budget, or follow-up—because the counts reflect real enrollments, not misleading signals.
- You’ll spot problems earlier (like cancellations or low-quality applications) and focus your time on the fans and applicants most likely to convert.
- Go to your Artist Dashboard → Broadcasts to view your full broadcast history with less waiting.
- Start searching, filtering, and opening broadcasts sooner while the rest of the page finishes loading.
- Review performance stats, previews, and continue drafting or editing broadcasts as you normally do.
- Spend less time waiting and more time planning your next message to fans.
- Makes the Broadcasts page smoother for artists with lots of past sends, without removing any tools you rely on.
- Go to Replays → open a replay → check the Action Items list under the summary.
- Each item shows who it’s for (when we can confidently match it) and a timestamp you can click to jump to the exact moment it was agreed.
- Click Accept to create a real task for that person, or Dismiss to remove it from the list.
- If the owner isn’t clear, you’ll see Assign—choose the right person instead of guessing.
- Keeps momentum after calls by turning decisions into actionable tasks without rewriting notes.
- Prevents “phantom tasks” by making everything opt-in—nothing gets added to anyone’s task list unless you click.
- Go to a past session and open the Replay page to see a refreshed summary that’s broken into easy-to-skim sections.
- Use the time-linked topics and highlights to jump straight to the exact moment something was discussed.
- Review the suggested action items and assign, edit, or delete them before anything is added to your workflow.
- Check the per-person insights to quickly understand how each participant felt during the session.
- Saves you time by turning long conversations into a navigable index—so you can revisit key moments in seconds.
- Helps you follow through faster with clearer next steps, without risking messy or incorrect auto-assigned tasks.
- Open a call replay, then check the attendee section to see how the call went for each person (positive, neutral, or negative).
- Click into a person to view the specific moments and quotes behind their score, so you can understand what happened without rewatching the whole call.
- Go to the person’s profile to see how your relationship is trending across multiple calls over time.
- For older calls where speaker info wasn’t available, StreetTeam clearly labels sentiment as “estimated” instead of presenting it as confirmed.
- Follow up smarter by seeing exactly what landed well (or didn’t) for each person—without guessing.
- Spot relationship momentum early across calls, so you can prioritize the fans, partners, and contacts most likely to help you grow.
- Open any recording replay and scroll to the Summary section to see the new layout: Meeting Purpose, Key Takeaways, Topics, and Next Steps.
- Click any timestamped bullet to jump the player to that exact moment, so the summary works like an index to the call.
- Use the collapsible Topics sections to quickly scan what was discussed, then expand only what you need.
- Click Copy summary (next to Copy transcript) to paste the formatted recap into Notion, a doc, or wherever you plan your next moves.
- Save time revisiting long calls by jumping straight to the moments that matter—decisions, ideas, and action items.
- Turn conversations into clear next steps for you and your team, without re-listening or manually rewriting notes.
- Go to your Pipeline board (like Launch Enrollment) and look for the map-pin toggle next to the privacy/blur icon.
- Turn the map-pin toggle on to show a compact “local time + location” line on each deal card.
- Hover over the line to see the time zone details in a tooltip.
- If you use privacy blur, this info will blur too—so you can share screens safely.
- Reach out at the right moment by seeing a fan’s local time at a glance—great for follow-ups and booking conversations.
- Your board stays cleaner: no more extra visual noise unless you choose to turn it on.
- Go to Replays and open any recorded call.
- Use the Chapters list at the top to see the key sections with timestamps, titles, and a quick one-line summary.
- Click a chapter to expand it and read that part of the conversation—then collapse it to keep the page tidy.
- Hit play and StreetTeam will automatically open the chapter you’re currently listening to, so you always know where you are.
- Use the Highlights timeline to jump straight to important moments without hunting through the full transcript.
- Saves you time reviewing long calls by turning a multi-hour replay into a few scannable sections.
- Makes it easier to find decisions, action items, and standout moments—without getting buried in a wall of transcript text.
- Go to your Creative Engine brief / “Read my numbers” screen and click Read my numbers as usual.
- If it needs extra time, you can keep using StreetTeam or even refresh the page—your progress will continue and the screen will update once your brief is ready.
- If something goes wrong, you’ll see a clear “failed” state so you can try again instead of waiting forever.
- Saves you time by preventing long waits that never finish—no more getting stuck on a loading message for hours.
- Makes your results more dependable, so you can get back to planning your next moves and growing your fanbase faster.
- Open streetteam.fm/moment from the podcast or anywhere you share the call-to-action.
- If you’re signed in, you’ll land directly in your own “Magic Moment” submission wizard.
- If you’re new (or not set up yet), you’ll be guided to start your 7-day free trial or choose the monthly plan, then taken right into creating your artist profile.
- After you publish your Music Moment, you’ll see a “See what’s next” button that takes you to Academy → Guide for the next steps.
- Makes podcast submissions frictionless—one link works for everyone, so you can act fast while you’re inspired.
- Eliminates confusion and dead ends by automatically sending you to the right next step (submit, start a trial, or continue with a plan).
- Open your KPI report in Slack like you normally do.
- Look for the status color and label next to the summary and each metric: green means good, yellow means pay attention, red means behind.
- If you’re using goal accelerators, they now follow the same green / yellow / red meaning.
- Scan your results in seconds and know what to celebrate and what to fix before momentum slips.
- Removes guesswork by spelling out what each status means, so you’re not relying on color alone.
- Draw on your slides: While presenting a deck in Live Stages, use the new drawing tools to mark up the current slide with a brush, switch between black/white, or erase.
- Keep your camera on-screen during shares: When you’re sharing a deck or your screen, use the camera toggle to show/hide your on-camera bubble, then drag it where you want (default is bottom-right).
- Resize and reshape your camera bubble: In the host preview panel, adjust the camera bubble size and switch between portrait/landscape so it fits your layout.
- Moderate guest audio in one click: From your on-stage controls, mute any guest instantly, and choose the best audio style for each guest (clear voice by default, with an option to switch them to music-friendly audio when needed).
- Show CTAs without blocking the stream: When you broadcast a call-to-action, viewers see it inline beneath the video (on mobile and desktop), with an option to expand to full-screen and collapse back.
- Pick up where you left off when sharing slides: If you stop and restart a deck share, it resumes on the last slide you used, and you can stop sharing anytime with the new stop-sharing button in the preview panel.
- Run your whole show from the preview panel: If you pop out the preview panel, it now includes the same admin controls as the main view (like moderation and gifting), so it can be your primary command center.
- Teach, sell, and hype releases more clearly by drawing directly on your slides and keeping your face on-screen while you present.
- Keep your stream sounding clean by quickly muting noisy guests and choosing the right audio style for voice vs. music moments.
- Get more clicks on promos and offers because CTAs no longer interrupt the video or chat—especially on mobile.
- Save time and avoid awkward resets with slide sharing that resumes where you left off.
- Reduce “wait, can you hear me?” moments with improved reliability for guest moderation and iPhone viewer audio.
- Go to your KPI dashboard, then open Share & report.
- Choose where it should go: Private message or a Slack channel.
- If you pick a channel, select it from the list of channels available in your connected Slack workspace.
- Click Send now to deliver immediately, or set a schedule to send it automatically on your chosen cadence.
- Keep your whole team aligned with one shared scorecard—perfect for daily check-ins and weekly goal reviews.
- No more copying screenshots or forwarding messages—your report lands in the right place every time, with clear confirmation before it sends.
- When you tap Join for a live room, you’ll first land in a green room where you can see yourself (mirrored) and check your audio level.
- Use the on-screen Mic and Camera buttons to toggle on/off before you enter.
- Open Settings in the green room if you want to choose a different microphone or camera.
- Hit the main Join button only when you’re ready to go live.
- Inside the room, use the single panel toggle in the video controls to show/hide the right-side panel (it fully disappears when collapsed).
- In Fullscreen, the view now goes truly edge-to-edge without extra bars or cut-off sections.
- You can fix your mic/camera and framing before entering, so you don’t accidentally join “camera-hot.”
- The right-side panel and people list are easier to use because they won’t get cropped or force awkward scrolling.
- Fullscreen looks cleaner and more professional, which helps you stay focused on your fans and your performance.
- Fewer confusing UI moments (like leftover side rails or blocking self-view boxes) means less distraction during your live session.
- Go to Slide Decks in your artist dashboard to see the updated library layout.
- Use the Search bar to quickly find a deck by name.
- Use the Status filter to switch between Active and Archived decks (Active is shown by default).
- Spot decks faster using their new cover thumbnails and clearer, more readable titles.
- Click a deck’s menu to take actions like Duplicate, Move to folder, Copy share link, Open share page, or Delete.
- If a deck is shareable, you’ll see a Shared label so you know it’s ready to send.
- Find the right deck faster with search, better organization, and clearer titles—less scrolling, more creating.
- Keep your workspace focused by hiding archived decks by default, while still keeping them one click away.
- Go to your Deals pipeline and you’ll see the contact’s live local time and approximate location on pipeline cards and in the pipeline table (without hiding the main deal info).
- Open any deal to view the contact’s local time more prominently, including their time zone label and an explicitly “approximate” location.
- Use the Local Time range filter in the pipeline to choose a safe window (for example, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM) and focus on contacts you can reach right now.
- If you set an overnight window (like 9:00 PM–2:00 AM), the filter still works correctly as time passes.
- Contacts without enough info to determine a local time are temporarily left out while the filter is on, and you’ll see how many were omitted.
- Reach more people by contacting them when they’re most likely to respond—without doing time zone math.
- Avoid accidental late-night messages and keep your outreach consistent as you work through your pipeline.
- Go to Calendar → Event Types.
- Find the event type you want, then open the three-dot menu.
- Select View events to jump to your Events calendar showing only that event type.
- Share or bookmark the page—your selected event type stays applied even after a refresh.
- Saves time by taking you straight to the events you’re looking for, without manually setting filters.
- Makes it easier to review, plan, and share specific types of events (like shows, livestreams, or promos) with your team.
- Go to Events → Event Types, then open an event type to edit.
- In the editor, look for the note that explains which sections depend on Location Type.
- To access livestream options, set Location Type to Livestream and the full Livestream Settings section will appear right away.
- If you switch away from Livestream, your saved livestream defaults stay intact unless you deliberately save changes.
- Prevents that “my settings disappeared” moment and helps you set up your event correctly the first time.
- Saves time when building or updating event types—especially when you’re switching between in-person, custom, and livestream formats.
- Go to the Admin area → open an artist → find the new Alpha / Beta / Stable selector in the artist section.
- Choose the access level you want; the page will clearly show what the artist effectively gets based on that choice.
- Your change saves without leaving the page, and you’ll see obvious confirmation that it’s been saved.
- If an artist has a specific feature set to On or Off already, that direct setting still takes priority over the default access level.
- Makes it easy to give select artists early access to new tools (or keep things stable) without extra back-and-forth.
- Reduces confusion by showing what’s actually active for an artist and keeping a clear history of who changed what and when.
- Go to Campaigns → Campaign Wizard and open your campaign.
- In the step where you generate Moment Post Text, click Generate to create your post copy.
- Review the AI captions for each song, then edit any lines to match your voice before you publish or schedule.
- Saves you time by generating ready-to-post captions for every song in your campaign.
- Prevents frustrating generation failures so you’re not stuck writing everything manually when you’re trying to promote your music.
- Go to your Artist sidebar → Campaigns → Smart Links.
- Create or open a Smart Link as usual and use it to send fans to the right destinations (like streaming services) from one shareable link.
- Keeps your promo tools grouped together, so you spend less time hunting through the menu.
- Clarifies that Smart Links are part of your campaign workflow—helping you share, track, and optimize fan traffic—not just store media.
- Go to your Relics → Collections and open a collection (like Epic Adventure).
- Scroll the grid to browse relics—each one shows a clean preview image that loads fast.
- Tap any relic to open it and view the full interactive version.
- You can browse bigger collections on your phone without getting kicked out or forced to reload.
- It keeps the page lighter and faster, so you spend less time waiting and more time engaging fans.
- Go to your Share Link and choose Upload, then select multiple photos/videos from your phone or computer.
- As soon as you finish selecting, the upload starts automatically—no extra button press needed.
- Watch the sticky progress header at the top to see how many items are done and the overall percent complete.
- If your phone needs a moment to prepare your selection, you’ll see a “Preparing your selection…” message so you know it’s working.
- Each item shows a clear status (like waiting, starting, or uploading) so you always know what’s happening.
- Makes big uploads feel stress-free—especially on slower connections—because you get feedback the whole time.
- Saves time by starting automatically and showing real progress, so you’re not stuck wondering if it’s frozen.
- Go to your public Collection → open an Epic Adventure 2026 series page to see ownership displayed on each ultra-limited card (like “Owned by … · 1 of 1”).
- Click a relic to open the larger view, where the owner and edition details are shown instead of “Unclaimed.”
- In Group Chat, open the participant list and click a member’s row to view their public profile.
- When you hit the back link from a series page, you’ll return to the artist Collection hub for quicker browsing.
- Adds instant social proof—fans can see that rare awards are claimed, which can boost hype and engagement.
- Saves time when networking: you can jump from chat to someone’s profile in one click to learn who they are and what they’re into.
- Go to your Share Link and open the Upload area, then select multiple photos/videos from your phone or computer.
- Right after you choose your files, uploads begin automatically—no extra “Upload” button required.
- Watch the progress at the top of the screen to see “N of M” items completed and the overall percent finished.
- If your device needs a moment to gather your selection, you’ll see a “Preparing your selection…” message so you know it’s working.
- Each item shows a clear status (like waiting, starting, or uploading), and the gallery updates as files finish.
- If you try to leave mid-upload, you’ll get a warning so you don’t accidentally interrupt your transfer.
- If you’re uploading as a guest, you’ll be prompted to add your name right there—then the upload continues.
- Saves time and removes guesswork—your upload starts immediately and stays easy to track.
- Makes big uploads on slower connections feel smoother, with clear progress and fewer “stuck at 0%” moments.
- Open any Project share link and you’ll land in Gallery view, where photos and videos appear in a clean grid with who uploaded it, when, and any comments.
- Click any item to view it fullscreen, then use the on-screen arrows (or your keyboard) to move through the gallery while reading and replying to comments.
- Need the old layout? Use the Gallery ⇄ Review toggle on the share page to switch views anytime.
- Uploading is now one step: drag and drop photos and videos together, and StreetTeam will handle each file automatically with clear progress and easy retry if something fails.
- From the admin side, go to the Project page and use the Gallery/List toggle to browse the same content in the layout you prefer.
- When someone comments, your team will see it in the in-app notifications, and people outside your account who joined the share link can get an email that takes them straight back to the right spot.
- Gives collaborators a familiar “shared album” feel, so feedback happens faster and files don’t get lost in messy threads.
- Saves time by letting you upload everything in one go—no more stopping to choose between photo vs video first.
- Keeps momentum on approvals and edits with automatic comment updates, so you spend less time chasing responses and more time releasing.
- If a fan’s installment payment doesn’t go through, StreetTeam will try again on the normal schedule instead of repeatedly retrying within seconds.
- Go to your deal or payment schedule area and review the payment timeline—your payment history will be cleaner and easier to understand when a payment fails.
- Reduces confusing bursts of failure notifications and keeps your payment activity more accurate.
- Helps avoid “too many attempts too quickly” situations that can make future legitimate retries less likely to succeed.
- Set up (or keep using) your pipeline automations so deals move stages when key milestones happen (like payments, plan activation, or bookings).
- After an automatic move happens, check your Pipeline and your goal tracking—your deal status and results will now reflect the change without you doing anything manually.
- Your dashboards, goals, and automations will match what actually happened, so you can trust your numbers when tracking new clients and revenue.
- Fixes an issue where automatically “Won” deals didn’t show up in key tracking areas, which could make results look lower than they really were.
Macbook Pro Laptop (It's a bit older - 2014 I think - but it's been a workhorse for live streaming).
Berenger XR18 A/D Interface
Shure 58 Beta Microphone
Do you know if there is a setting I can use to optimize this for the kinds of live streams I wanna do? (My vox with a backing track and sometimes with another live instrument).
Can the Street Team platform allow me to choose OBS as the main transmitter rather than the native interface?
- Go to your KPI Dashboard → Share/Report, then choose Slack to send a report or schedule one.
- In the report dialog, the “What’s included” sections now default to whatever you’re currently viewing on the dashboard, and your choices save with the schedule.
- Click Preview to see exactly what will post in Slack before you send it.
- Add an optional note and type {{ to pick a metric and automatically drop in up-to-date values when the report sends.
- When you share your dashboard link, it opens in a cleaner view with collapsible cards and tabs that match the dashboard layout.
- Saves time by keeping your Slack reports consistent with your dashboard, so you don’t have to double-check what’s being shared.
- Prevents failed Slack posts and gives clearer error details when something blocks delivery, so you can fix it quickly.
- Tap a StreetTeam group message link you receive (for example, from a bandmate or your team) while your app is closed or running.
- StreetTeam will take you straight into that specific group conversation instead of showing an error page.
- If you’ve been logged out, sign in when prompted and you’ll be brought right back to the same group message automatically.
- Spend less time re-opening the app, re-finding the right chat, or asking someone to resend the link.
- Prevents the “page not found” and crash-style error screens some artists saw when opening group message links from a cold start.
- Tap a Group DM link you receive (from a message, notification, or saved link) to open the conversation.
- If StreetTeam needs to adjust your “Post as” identity to match who’s actually in that Group DM, it will do so automatically and keep you on the same thread.
- If you manually switch “Post as” to an identity that isn’t in that Group DM, StreetTeam will still clear that thread so you don’t get stuck in an unavailable conversation.
- You’ll spend less time dealing with endless loading or error screens when jumping into conversations from links.
- It prevents missed messages and delays when coordinating with collaborators, teams, or supporters in Group DMs.
- Go to an artist’s payment plan and click Activate plan.
- In the confirmation step, review the first charge date and the ongoing payment cadence shown on-screen.
- If needed, choose a different first charge date (for example, to match what was agreed during kickoff).
- Confirm activation, then check the Payment Tracking card to see the refreshed upcoming schedule and next payment date.
- Prevents surprise “earlier than expected” charges by making the first payment date clear before activation.
- Makes it easy to align payments with real-life timing (like launch weeks, tour dates, or payday) while keeping the plan’s rhythm consistent.
- Go to People → Segments and create a new segment (or open an existing one).
- In the segment filters, choose Joined Date, then select joined after, joined before, or joined between and pick your date(s).
- To see join dates in your results, open your segment’s table view column settings and turn on Joined Date.
- Click the Joined Date column header to sort so you can quickly find your newest (or earliest) fans.
- Follow up with fans from a specific moment (like “everyone who joined after my webinar” or “new fans this week”) with the right message at the right time.
- Save time and stay organized by seeing and sorting join dates directly inside your segment—no more guessing who’s new.
- Go to People → Segments and create a new segment (or open an existing one).
- Add a filter for Joined Date, then choose joined after, joined before, or joined between and set your date(s).
- Open the segment’s table view and turn on the Joined Date column to see exactly when each fan joined.
- Click the Joined Date column header to sort your list by newest or oldest joiners.
- Follow up with fans from a specific moment—like everyone who joined after a webinar, release day, or live stream—without manual guessing.
- Save time and improve targeting by quickly finding “newest fans” vs. “early supporters,” so your messages feel more relevant.
It caused an echo on my mic
If I muted myself, the guest screen blurred
Result: I wasn’t able to properly view the guest’s screen
🎟️ Book a Meet & Greet
🔥 Join the Inner Circle & Support the Project
🎧 Come Into the Studio (Apply Here)
🌄 Want to join me on my next retreat?
Keeps every email full of value
Automates artist offerings in a non-intrusive way
Increases conversions on high-touch opportunities
Saves time by not having to manually re-add links/buttons
- Add/manage passkeys from account settings
- One-tap login with biometrics
- Support for hardware security keys too
- Keep existing login methods as fallback
- Go to your deck in StreetTeam and keep adding slides as needed—your deck can now go beyond the previous 60-slide limit.
- If you use Custom Slides, you can include longer content on a slide without needing to split it into multiple slides.
- Tell the full story of your project (music, visuals, milestones, budget, and goals) in one place without trimming key details.
- Makes it easier to share complete workshop or campaign decks without hitting size limits or having to rebuild them.
- Go to Surveys → open your survey → edit a question with answer choices (like single choice, dropdown, or multiple choice).
- If you want, rename an existing answer choice label (for example, change “Hip-Hop” to “Rap”).
- Go to Journeys → open your Journey → review any steps that split fans based on survey answers to confirm everything still behaves as expected.
- Saves time and stress when you’re cleaning up wording—your Journey logic won’t quietly stop working just because you updated a label.
- Prevents fans from being routed into the wrong path (or missing a path entirely) when you adjust survey answer text for clarity.
- Go to your profile menu and choose Log out like you normally do.
- You’ll be fully signed out right away, even if you’re being sent back to a specific screen after logging out.
- Keeps your account switch clean and predictable on mobile, especially if you manage multiple artist projects.
- Prevents rare cases where the app could look logged out, but still take a moment to fully clear your previous sign-in.
- If you hit an unexpected issue, read the on-screen message to understand what happened in plain language.
- Use the action on the screen to try again or continue where you left off, without getting stuck.
- Keeps your sessions calm and focused so you can get back to promoting your music faster.
- Prevents harmless hiccups from feeling like the app “broke,” reducing confusion and interruptions.
- Keep using StreetTeam as usual when you’re managing your merch and ticketing activity.
- If you notice something looks out of date, refresh the page and check again—updates should appear more consistently.
- You’ll spend less time re-checking or second-guessing whether your latest changes went through.
- This reduces the occasional “it worked yesterday, not today” sync inconsistency that could interrupt your workflow.
- Go to Inbox → Conversations and scroll to the bottom to load more threads.
- If something goes wrong while loading, you’ll now see a clear message so you can retry instead of staring at a blank screen.
- You can review more fan messages faster without losing your place or seeing conversations jump around.
- This fixes cases where older threads wouldn’t load correctly or an empty view didn’t explain that loading more ran into an issue.
- Just keep using StreetTeam as normal—no settings or setup needed.
- If something truly affects your experience, it’s more likely to be flagged clearly instead of getting buried under unrelated noise.
- You get a smoother, more reliable experience because the team can focus faster on fixing problems that actually impact artists.
- It reduces confusion caused by harmless “false alarm” issues that don’t affect your account or your fans.
Respond to Comments in the Community Chat
It would be nice to be able to hit "reply" on a comment in the Community Chat and then offer a reply that tags the comment and the user who made the original comment. 🤘😎🤘
Emojis
I would love if fans could react with more than an arrow up or down … like ❤️😍😭😡😃 … once I saw that in one of my first posts inside streeteam but then I could recreate it anymore and I think people wanna react with emotions hehe ❤️
Folders For Journeys, Products, Bundles, Surveys, Opt in forms
As products and bundles, opt in forms and surveys stack up in our systems, it would be really handy to be able to organize them into folders.
For example, A DEPR Folder, a Black Friday 2025 Folder, and Releases Folder etc...
Bulk Delete (Post, Product, Bundle, Event Types, Applications, Campaigns, Journey progress))
I copied the FanJourney template and screwed things up (it wouldn't let me save) so I had to delete the Journey and every post, bundle, opt-in, survey, event type, etc. that was created for this Journey to start from scratch...
So I'd love to have a bulk delete option (select multiple posts/products/bundles/event types/applications/campaigns/journey progress/etc. with checkmarks)!
add-on: Also on some Journeys, when I click on the number with the person symbol, I can't select all people at once, on some Journeys I can. Don't know what causes this issue... and also, sometimes when I delete people from the right hand menu, they're not deleted from the Progress view and vice versa. Also a "delete complete Journey data" would be nice to have (as I tend to use the same Journey again on multiple launches)...
https://www.loom.com/share/edd399aa992742a79eb30af4c811a772
https://www.loom.com/share/84c781f2ef924dd4a74818dbce637236
Admins should automatically become followers on an account
Admins should automatically become followers on an account
Cleaner Drop Links + A Buy Box That Stays in View
What's new: On the Drops page, “Get it now” now takes fans to the product or bundle detail page first, and the buy offer stays visible on long desktop pages.
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Ticket Access Now Matches the Right Event & Release Date
What's new: Ticket product pages now show ownership and access based on the specific event date they’re currently pointing to—so past tickets won’t unlock a future event early.
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Magic Moments Now Fit Perfectly as Shorts & Reels
What's new: Magic Moment submissions now require a 15–60 second clip, and you can create one inside StreetTeam even if you don’t already have a finished vertical video.
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Smoother scrolling on long product pages
What's new: Long product pages now scroll smoothly, keeping the right-side offer card and the footer steady and visible all the way to the bottom.
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Magic Moments Now Fit Shorts/Reels (and We Can Make One for You)
What's new: Magic Moment submissions now must be 15–60 seconds, and you can create a Magic Moment from your existing video or a song even if you don’t have a finished vertical clip.
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Create your Inner Circle & shop drafts even before payments are set up
What's new: You can now generate your Inner Circle tier and Campaign Wizard shop offers as drafts—even if you haven’t finished setting up payouts yet.
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Safer Drops Shopping + A Buy Offer That Stays Visible
What's new: Clicking Get it now on the Drops page now takes fans to the product (or bundle) page first, and the buy offer stays visible on long desktop pages.
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Reclassify Vendor Spend With One Click
What's new: You can now move a vendor’s spend into the right budget bucket (Acquisition, Fulfillment, or Operating) directly from the Cut List.
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Fix Mis-Categorized Vendor Spend in One Click
What's new: You can now move a vendor’s spend into the right bucket (Acquisition, Fulfillment, or Operating) directly from the Cut List.
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Sort Vendor Spend Into the Right Bucket (In One Click)
What's new: You can now move a vendor’s spend into the correct bucket (Acquisition, Fulfillment, or Operating) directly from the cut list.
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Smoother Survey Signups: No More Checkbox Confusion
What's new: Fans can now complete the final “Best contact info” survey step without getting stuck on the Terms & Conditions or text message consent checkboxes.
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Journey History Now Shows Every Fan Who Opted In
What's new: Journey History now reliably includes every contact who joined that journey, so your records match what you see on a fan’s profile.
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Get Your Live Show Sound Back in One Click
What's new: If your live session sound doesn’t start after tapping “Enable Audio,” you’ll now get a clear “Reload” option to quickly bring it back.
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Moment Awards now powers a real community ballot
What's new: Moment Awards can now send your weekly contest finalists straight into a live Community Ballot—complete with the correct video thumbnails—so fans can actually vote.
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Review & Shortlist Moment Awards in One Place
What's new: You can now watch, rank, shortlist, and move Moment Awards entries right from the Moment Awards admin page—no more jumping around to find each post.
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Clearer Profit Tracking + Smarter Cost-Cutting Tools
What's new: Your owner pay now shows up correctly in your accounting sync, and your cost-of-goods spending now includes targets and a cut list so you can spot (and fix) overspending fast.
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Campaign Wizard Ads Now Built for Lead Capture
What's new: Campaigns you create with the Campaign Wizard now start with the right ad goal for collecting fan sign-ups from the beginning.
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The Challenge link is now simple and evergreen
What's new: The Fanbase Growth Challenge now has a clean, always-the-same share link: https://modernmusician.streetteam.fm/journeys/challenge
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Cleaner Google Calendar sync for multi-day challenges
What's new: StreetTeam now keeps your multi-day challenge events in Google Calendar accurate, consistent, and far less likely to create duplicates.
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Cleaner Traffic Insights That Match Your Filters
What's new: The “Where people came from” section on your KPI dashboard is now collapsed by default and only expands when you choose—always matching your current dashboard filters.
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Track Partner Growth With a New KPI Report Card
What's new: You can now view a “Partner KPI Report Card” that shows how partners move through each stage over time, including key conversion rates, partner quality scoring, and scheduled Slack updates.
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See Your Expenses As-Billed vs Monthly Average
What's new: You can now review your vendor expenses by how they’re actually billed (and how often) instead of only seeing a monthly average.
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See Your Vendor Costs the Way You Actually Pay Them
What's new: You can now review your vendor “cut list” by payment shape (every month vs occasional vs one-time) and switch the Amount column between Averaged and As billed, plus track your Profit First allocations in dollars.
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Broadcast links now open fast in a full page
What's new: Opening a specific broadcast from a shared or saved link now takes you straight into a dedicated full-page composer or analytics view.
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Cleaner Pop-Out Live Preview (No More Duplicate Panel)
What's new: The pop-out Live Preview now shows one clean audience view with a single, fully interactive Live Panel—no extra duplicate panel taking up space.
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Broadcast links now open instantly in a full page
What's new: When you open a link to a specific broadcast, StreetTeam now takes you straight to a dedicated full-page view (composer for drafts/scheduled, analytics for sent).
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Cleaner Live Stage view with a dedicated control rail
What's new: When you pop out the Live Stage preview, the audience view now stays full-height on the left while your host controls remain in a dedicated, always-available right-side panel.
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Faster account merge previews (even for large accounts)
What's new: Account merge previews and merges now run much faster and more reliably, especially for accounts with lots of history and activity.
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A better first step for the 5‑Day Fanbase Growth Challenge
What's new: The 5‑Day Fanbase Growth Challenge now starts with a polished, on-brand opt‑in page that’s faster to complete—especially if you’re already signed in.
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A better first step into the Fanbase Growth Challenge
What's new: The Fanbase Growth Challenge now starts with a single, on-brand opt-in page that quickly helps you join (and makes it easier to continue if you’ve already got an account).
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Safer User Merges: No More Missing Data
What's new: Merging two accounts in StreetTeam now reliably brings over all of your connected data, so nothing “disappears” after a merge.
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Profit First Now Matches Your Real Numbers (No More False “On Target”)
What's new: The Profit First tab now calculates your real revenue, operating expenses, and payouts from your actual money movement—so the “on target” status matches what’s truly happening.
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Profit First Now Matches Your Real Numbers (No More False “On Target”)
What's new: The Profit First tab now uses your actual revenue and real-world allocations, so “on target” only shows when the numbers truly add up.
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More Accurate Attendance for Live Calls
What's new: Live call attendance is now only counted when someone actually makes it into the call—not just by clicking an old link.
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A smoother 5‑Day Challenge (replay, actions, rewards—one page)
What's new: The 5‑Day Challenge is now a single, guided experience where you can watch today’s replay, complete the action step, and claim rewards—all in one place.
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No More Getting Sent Back to Checkout After You Join
What's new: The Vision Map (and other locked tools) now correctly recognizes when you’ve already started or purchased access—so you won’t be asked to subscribe again in the same session.
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Video Calls: Never Miss a Fan + One Clear Exit Button
What's new: Video calls now make waiting fans impossible to miss, simplify leaving/ending a call into one clear control for hosts, and let fans join from email/calendar links without getting stuck at a login screen.
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Copy & Share Reliable Links to Any Broadcast
What's new: Every broadcast in StreetTeam now has a reliable link that opens the right view—drafts, scheduled messages, and past results.
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Broadcast Links Now Track Clicks + Identify Fans Reliably
What's new: Broadcast emails and texts now turn your journey links into fully trackable links that keep fan identity intact—so clicks and signups are credited correctly.
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Your email links now track clicks and recognize fans
What's new: Broadcast emails now automatically turn your Journey links into trackable links, so StreetTeam correctly counts clicks and recognizes fans when they arrive.
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Platform fees are now applied correctly on all sales
What's new: StreetTeam now consistently applies the standard platform fee to all eligible fan payments—memberships, products, bundles, installments, and manual charges.
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Preview & Test Your Broadcast Texts Before You Send
What's new: Your broadcast text messages now show a cleaner, more realistic preview (with personalization), and you can send a test text to yourself before broadcasting.
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Private calendar invites for shared sessions
What's new: When you allow multiple fans to book the same session time, each fan now gets their own private calendar invite instead of a shared invite with everyone listed.
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Private calendar invites for group session bookings
What's new: When you book multiple fans into the same time slot, each fan now gets their own private calendar invite (instead of one shared invite that shows everyone’s contact info).
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Better Meta Audiences + Smarter “Qualified” Segments
What's new: StreetTeam now builds stronger Meta Custom Audiences and lets you create segments based on a lead’s qualification score—so your ad targeting and lookalikes are more accurate.
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KPI Dashboard Now Shows the Metrics That Actually Matter
What's new: Your KPI dashboard now counts New Clients, contract results, and Qualified Applications based on real outcomes—so your numbers match what’s truly happening in your enrollment.
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Your Broadcasts Dashboard Now Loads Much Faster
What's new: The Broadcasts dashboard now becomes usable much faster—even if you have a long history of past broadcasts.
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Turn Call Action Items into Real Tasks (in 1 click)
What's new: Your call replays now generate clear action items with a suggested owner and a clickable moment in the replay—so you can turn them into real tasks with one click.
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Turn every replay into a clear plan of action
What's new: Replays now generate a more organized recap with clearer sections, easier navigation, and AI-suggested action items you can review before using.
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See Call Sentiment for Each Person (With Receipts)
What's new: Call summaries now show sentiment for each attendee, with the exact moments and quotes that shaped it.
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Jump to the best moments with a structured recap
What's new: Your recording recap is now organized into a clean, Fathom-style summary (Purpose, Key Takeaways, Topics, Next Steps) with clickable timestamps—and you can copy it in a ready-to-paste format.
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See a Fan’s Local Time (Only When You Want To)
What's new: Pipeline deal cards can now show a contact’s local time and location in a cleaner way—and it’s hidden by default behind a toggle.
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Call replays are now easy to scan with chapters + better highlights
What's new: Call replay pages now open with a clean overview and automatic chapters, so you can jump to the moments that matter instead of scrolling forever.
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No More Endless “Reading Your Numbers…” Spins
What's new: “Read my numbers” now finishes reliably—if it takes a bit longer, StreetTeam keeps working in the background and updates you as soon as your brief is ready.
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One simple link to submit your Music Moment
What's new: You can now use one public link (streetteam.fm/moment) to jump straight into the “Submit your Music Moment” flow—whether you’re already a member or brand new.
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Spot Wins & Warnings at a Glance in Your Slack KPI Reports
What's new: Your StreetTeam KPI reports in Slack now use a simple green / yellow / red status system so you can instantly tell what’s on track, close, or falling behind.
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Live Stages Just Got Smoother: Draw, Pin Your Cam, Better Audio
What's new: Live Stages now gives you more control while you’re live—draw on your slides, keep your camera visible during shares, manage guest audio, show CTAs inline, and enjoy a more reliable stage experience.
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Share KPI Reports to Slack Channels (Not Just DMs)
What's new: You can now send and schedule your saved KPI dashboard reports to a shared Slack channel or a private message—right from the same Share & report screen.
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Meet the Room With Confidence (and a Cleaner Fullscreen)
What's new: You’ll now see a quick “green room” preview before joining a live room, plus a cleaner layout that makes the video, people list, and side panel fit properly—especially in fullscreen.
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A cleaner, faster Slide Decks library
What's new: Your Slide Decks library is now easier to scan, search, and manage—so you can find the right deck in seconds.
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See a Contact’s Local Time Before You Reach Out
What's new: StreetTeam now shows each deal contact’s current local time (and an approximate location when available) across your deal pipeline, so you can message people at the right hour.
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Jump From Event Types to the Exact Events You Need
What's new: You can now click View events on any event type to instantly open your Events calendar already filtered to that type.
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Livestream settings are now easy to find
What's new: The Event Type editor now clearly shows when Livestream/Stage settings are hidden and how to reveal them.
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Control Early Access With Alpha, Beta, or Stable
What's new: Platform admins can now quickly set an artist’s default access level (Alpha, Beta, or Stable) so new features roll out in a clear, consistent way.
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AI Captions Are Back in Your Campaign Wizard
What's new: AI-generated Moment Post Text and song captions now reliably generate in the Campaign Wizard without the “chunk missing” error.
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Smart Links are now under Campaigns
What's new: Smart Links has moved in the sidebar from Media to Campaigns, so it’s easier to find when you’re planning promotion.
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Relic collections now load smoothly on mobile
What's new: Relic collection pages with lots of relics now load without crashing on mobile.
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Bulk uploads now start instantly (with clear progress)
What's new: Share Link uploads now begin automatically after you pick your photos/videos, with a clear “X of Y” progress header and better status updates while everything prepares and uploads.
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Epic Adventure 2026 Awards: See Who Owns Each 1/1
What's new: Epic Adventure 2026 award relics now clearly show who owns each limited 1/1 (and other ultra-limited editions) on public series pages, and you can open someone’s profile right from group chat.
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Bulk uploads now start instantly—with clear progress
What's new: Bulk uploads to your share links now auto-start as soon as you pick your photos/videos, with a sticky progress header and clearer status updates.
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Share Projects Like a Real Album (Gallery + Updates)
What's new: Project share links now open in a beautiful Gallery by default, with one simple upload flow for photos + videos and smarter comment notifications for everyone involved.
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More reliable installment payments (no rapid re-tries)
What's new: Installment payments now retry more safely, preventing rapid back-to-back attempts that could cause extra “failed payment” activity.
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Deal wins now update your stats automatically
What's new: Deals that move forward automatically (like after a proposal is paid or a payment plan starts) will now correctly count as “Won,” “Lost,” or “Stage Changed” across StreetTeam.
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Stages Lossy Audio Quality Fix - Upgrade bit-rate or add lossless codec
Per Laurelann Porter:
"I just conducted a test yesterday on the Live Stages and I wanted to point out something that I noticed. I did a comparison of the quality of audio on my recent YouTube Livestream vs using the StreetTeam Live Stage.
I used the same exact song and setup as we did for our last YouTube Live stream. You can find the song from YouTube at about Minute 51:00 at this link here: https://www.youtube.com/live/BnKB1UsYWDo?si=zr38tibw78DynubI
Here is the link to the replay of my live test yesterday: https://laurelann.streetteam.fm/public/b4qoccr5vopa/live/stages/impromptu/events/wcr1bumpffzh/replay
Here is what I used for BOTH streams:
Listen to the audio. The YouTube broadcast sounds much cleaner. The Street Team Live Stage audio has a weird audio effect going on that seems like the interface cannot process the mixing of the backing track with the vocal mic very well, even though I chose the XR18 for both mic and speaker in the Street Team Live Stage interface. And the XR18 is designed to do all the audio processing so the computer doesn't have to.
The only difference I noticed in the setup was that inYouTube we go through OBS where OBS Sends the mixdown of both audio and video through the streaming channel. I think in Street Team I choose the computer camera and then choose the audio separately. Maybe you can confirm this.
Here are my two questions:
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NOTE: similar/related feature request from https://modernmusician.streetteam.fm/posts/qr80pu53e8fs
Cleaner KPI Reports in Slack (with previews + smart notes)
What's new: Your KPI reports in Slack are now more reliable, match what you see on your KPI dashboard, and include a live preview plus optional “fill-in-the-metric” notes.
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Message links now open reliably on iOS
What's new: Group message links now open the correct chat every time on iOS—even if you start from a fully closed app or need to log in again.
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Group DM links now open reliably on mobile
What's new: Opening a shared Group DM from a direct link now loads correctly on mobile and web, even if your last “Post as” setting was different.
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Pick Your First Payment Date Before You Activate
What's new: When you activate a paused payment plan, you’ll now see (and can choose) the first charge date and preview the payment cadence before anything goes live.
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Segment Fans by When They Joined
What's new: You can now filter your fan segments by the date someone joined—and you can show “Joined Date” as a column in your segment table.
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Segment Fans by When They Joined
What's new: You can now filter segments by the date a fan joined you—and optionally show “Joined Date” as a column in your segment table.
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Feature Request: Stages – Guest Screen Share Visibility + Split Screen Self-View
Submitting some feedback from today’s group coaching session using Stages.
1. Unable to view guest screen share from host view
When a guest shares their screen, I’m currently unable to see it from the backend host view.
The only workaround I found was opening the front-facing community view to watch from there. However:
If this was user error, it wasn’t obvious what I was doing wrong. The workflow wasn’t intuitive.
This feels like a critical functionality gap since reviewing a guest’s screen is essential for coaching calls.
2. Guests cannot see themselves in split-screen format
When guests are brought on stage, they are not able to see themselves side-by-side with the artist/host.
During today’s session, multiple artists mentioned this felt underwhelming. Being able to see themselves next to the host creates a more professional and engaging experience.
For livestreams and coaching especially, that split-screen visibility is important for perceived production quality and guest confidence. For artist's it would be great if fans could see themselves side by side with the artist.
I know Stages is still technically in beta, but I wanted to pass along real-world feedback from today’s live usage.
Both of these would be major enhancements for usability and experience.
Thanks team 🙏
Journey Stats Accelerator
Add ability to quickly view KPIs for daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly/yearly basis and set targets for your stats.
Email Communication Chains for Contacts
One of the things I really liked in High Level was being able to see the whole communication chain with a fan. It gives a sense of what kind of offers they already got, what they responded to, etc.
And it's great for catching up on them before a fan sync call.
It would be great to have that level of contact management here too.
Preview What Viewers See During a Livestream
A way to monitor what the viewer is seeing when videos/tracks/CTAs are on screen — either having our screen match the viewers' or a small monitor panel so we can see what they're seeing. It's easy to forget a video is playing when you can't see it on your own screen.
This already exists: use the "Preview" dropdown in the popout controls menu.
Split from the original request: https://modernmusician.streetteam.fm/posts/cx7wklltr3uv
Feature Upgrade - Plus sign option on post survey qualify nodes pathways for clarity
Currently, when we edit a journey and look below a Survey Qualify Node, we see the pathways labeled - but there is no obvious option to add for example, a set property node, between the qualify node and the next node in the journey.
When we click the pathway circle and drag to empty space fortunately it kept the connection between the node - but it would be handy for it to be more obvious that we don't need to "Risk breaking a pathway" and could simply click a "+" icon beneath the labeled pathway.
https://www.loom.com/share/cbe0de0e4b0243efbe05f8bd13afd649
Improving Live Stream Experience and Chat Functionality 📹
Hey team, I wanted to bring up a couple of features that could really enhance our live streams. First, the mirroring issue in the broadcast controls is pretty jarring; I look like a stranger when I raise my right hand, and it would be great to have an option to flip the screen. Second, I've noticed that when people try to scroll up in the chat during busy moments, new messages keep pulling them back down, which disrupts the flow. I think addressing these two points would significantly improve our user experience.
🚀 Built-In Email Footer with Smart CTAs 🚀
🚀 Feature Request: Built-In Email Footer with Smart CTAs 🚀
It would be awesome to have a built-in Email Footer section inside StreetTeam that artists can toggle on/off and customize with smart call-to-action buttons.
The idea:
Let artists add simple, clean buttons at the bottom of every email that guide fans toward meaningful engagement—without needing to write it out every time or sounding salesy.
Examples of CTAs:
These would live at the bottom of every email—clean, branded, and value-forward, helping fans naturally explore deeper support options, VIP experiences, and behind-the-scenes access.
Why it matters:
Let’s make every email a doorway to deeper fan connection 🙌
🔐 Passkey Login Support (WebAuthn/FIDO2)
Would love to see passkey support for logging into StreetTeam!
The problem: Passwords are a hassle — easy to forget, vulnerable to phishing, and high-friction for mobile users. Every time I have to reset a password, that's a moment I could've spent in the community.
The solution: Passkeys (WebAuthn/FIDO2) let you log in with Face ID, Touch ID, fingerprint, or a hardware key. No passwords to remember, no phishing risk, and it's literally one tap.
What this would look like:
Most major platforms (Google, Apple, GitHub) have adopted passkeys. It'd be great to see StreetTeam lead the way for creator platforms.
Tracking: MM-692
Build Bigger Pitch Decks (Up to 120 Slides)
What's new: You can now create and upload larger pitch decks in StreetTeam—up to 120 slides—with more room for custom slide content.
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Rename Survey Answers Without Breaking Your Journeys
What's new: You can now rename survey answer choices without accidentally breaking Journey splits that depend on those choices.
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Cleaner Logouts on Mobile (No Extra Tap Needed)
What's new: Logging out now clears your StreetTeam sign-in more reliably on mobile, so you don’t get any “half-logged-out” moments.
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Friendlier Error Screens on iPhone
What's new: If something goes wrong on iPhone, you’ll now see a clean, friendly message instead of a scary full-screen error wall.
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More reliable merch + ticket updates behind the scenes
What's new: Merch and ticket-related updates now sync more reliably, reducing the chance of random hiccups during busy moments.
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Smoother Conversation Browsing in Your Inbox
What's new: Loading more conversations in your StreetTeam inbox is now more consistent, with fewer missing or out-of-order threads.
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Cleaner, More Accurate Error Reporting
What's new: StreetTeam now does a better job filtering out harmless background noise so real issues are easier to spot.
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