You can connect your own AI assistant to your Fatstep data and ask it questions in plain language, like "which of my tracks grew the most this year?" or "where do the visitors of my links come from?". It answers with your real numbers, the same ones you see in the app.
What your assistant can read
- Earnings - totals, month by month, by track, release, platform, country and label, plus YouTube revenue by video and by channel.
- Wallet - your balance, what you have earned and been paid, your payments and statement-by-statement conversion rates.
- Sales and licences - your Fatstep sales and your Songfindr licences, line by line.
- Catalogue - your tracks and releases with their ISRC and UPC codes, release dates and your share on each track.
- Links - your artist page, release links and smart links: visits, clicks to the stores, countries, referrers, devices, and the videos on your artist page.
- Pixels and milestones - which ad pixels are set on your links, and the play-count milestones your tracks reached.
What it cannot do
- It cannot change anything. Access is read-only: no release, link, setting or payment can be modified through it.
- It only sees your artists. It never sees another artist's numbers, even a co-artist's. On a shared track you see your share, exactly as on your dashboard.
Before you start
You need an AI app that can connect to external tools (this is called MCP). Today that means Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Cursor. One-click connection from claude.ai and ChatGPT on the web is coming soon.
AI connections is available to every artist account holder. If an artist invited you as a read-only member, the tab is not shown to you: ask the account holder to create the connection.
Step 1 - Create a token
- Open Settings, then the AI connections tab.
- Give the connection a name you will recognise later, for example "Claude on my laptop".
- Choose how long it stays valid (30 days to 1 year), then click Create token.
- Copy the token right away. It is shown only once. If you lose it, revoke it and create a new one.
Step 2 - Connect your assistant
Under Setup, pick your assistant. The setup line already contains your new token: click Copy, then:
- Claude Code - paste the command in a terminal.
- Claude Desktop - open Settings, Developer, Edit config, add the block to the file and restart Claude. Node.js must be installed on your computer.
- Cursor - open Settings, MCP, Add server, and paste the block into mcp.json.
Step 3 - Ask your questions
A few ideas to start:
- "Which tracks earned me the most this year, and on which platforms?"
- "Compare my streams this quarter with the same quarter last year."
- "Where do my link visitors come from, and how many click through to Spotify?"
- "How much is left in my wallet, and can I request a payout?"
- "List my releases with their UPC and the ISRC of each track."
Reading the answers
- Amounts are your share. On a collaboration, your percentage is already applied. Plays and streams are never split: two artists on one track both see all of its plays.
- Euro amounts use the rate of the statement each line came from. The newest statement can be provisional until it is converted.
- Royalties arrive with monthly statements, a few months after the plays happened. See why your numbers change over time.
- On your links, a visit is someone opening the page, a click is someone choosing a store. Bots and our own traffic are excluded.
If an answer looks wrong, check the same figure in the app: the assistant reads the same data, but it can misread a question.
Privacy and security
- What your assistant reads goes to the AI service you use, under its own terms. We never see your conversations.
- A token is a key to your data. Do not share it or post it anywhere. If you think someone else has it, click Revoke in AI connections: it stops working within a minute.
- Tokens expire on their own at the end of the period you chose. Your list shows when each one was last used.