What an artist gets.
What it holds, where it shows up, and who keeps it right.
One profile, one address, one verified badge.
Name, bio, avatar, photos, logos, riders, channels and contacts. Every page and app reads from it.
The profile. Name, bio, avatar, photos, logos, riders, channels and contacts, kept in the editor.
The address. Lowercase letters and numbers, 3 to 30 characters, at least one letter.
Verification by us. TAP checked that the people behind this profile are the artist or their team. Every page and every app shows it, with the date.
Everything that reads it.
Your pages, the apps you connect and every app that reads artists over the API. None of them holds a copy.
Four pages, one handle. Website, links page, music page and EPK. Each reads the profile when it loads.
Software your agency uses works on the artist. Like Stagent. It reads the profile and writes to it, and every write is in your activity log.
Stagent
Connected
- Since
- 12 Aug 2026
- May
- Read and write the artist
- Last write
- Press photo, 2 hours ago
Every app that reads artists gets the current version. Over HTTP, with an ETag that changes when the profile does. What it costs them is on the partners page.
Be told when it changes. An app that reads your artist gets a call when it is edited, so it stops polling. Coming soon; first on the partners list.
| Field | Website | Links page | Music page | EPK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | In the bar and the header | Under the avatar, or the logo in its place | Above the Music heading | The title |
| Bio | Under About | The first paragraph is the tagline, cut to 120 characters | The first paragraph is the tagline, cut to 120 characters | With a copy button |
| Intro | The lead of About | Intro, with Copy | ||
| Facts | The Facts section, first | |||
| Avatar | In the header of the split layout, without a hero | At the top, when the page leads with it | ||
| Logo | In place of the name, in the bar and the header | In place of the name, when the page leads with it | In place of the name | |
| Favicon | The tab icon | The tab icon | The tab icon | The tab icon |
| Press photos | The Gallery section | Full size, one zip | ||
| Logos | Full size, one zip | |||
| Riders | As PDF | |||
| Notes | Under the bio | |||
| Channels | Icon row | Icon row | Icon row in the title | |
| Shop | Its own section, and an icon at the end of the row | An icon at the end of the row | An icon at the end of the row | |
| Links | The top three under Links, minus any link to a release in the Music row | All of them, players inline | ||
| Releases | The six newest under Music | All of them, a page each | A fact row: the count and the first year, while the music page is on | |
| Press quotes | The first three, under Press quotes | After Notes, with Copy | ||
| Videos | Four, live sets first | After the photos, live sets first | ||
| Contacts | One line per role, with the email and the phone | Name, roles, territories, save as contact | ||
| The verified badge | In the footer, verified only | In the footer, verified only | In the footer, verified only | In the title and the footer, verified only |
Light or dark, an accent colour, a pattern and two fonts. On all four pages. Starts as TAP; Reset to TAP puts it back.
Put the website on your own domain. One DNS record proves the domain is yours, four more serve the website from it, three of them to go live.
One sign-in on every app that works with artists. TAP tells the app who you are and which artists you belong to, with your role in each.
From handle to pages.
Eight steps, on the overview, once you have picked your pages. Each page has one thing it needs; one page ready and you can publish.
The steps follow your pages. Pick the pages you use and the overview lists what each one still needs. Skip it when you know the way; Show setup steps in the overview's ⋯ menu brings it back.
You own it. Others work on it.
Your team and the apps you connect work on the same profile, and you see who did what.
Manager, agent, publicist, crew. Each with a role on the artist. Owners edit the artist and run the team. Members see it. A person an app gives access edits it and runs the team, but never takes an owner away.
Disconnect one and it loses access at once. Like Stagent. Only an owner connects or disconnects an app.
Stagent
Connected
- Since
- 12 Aug 2026
- May
- Read and write the artist
- Last write
- Press photo, 2 hours ago
Every change and every request on the artist. With who did it and when.
One word, one meaning.
TAP checked that the people behind this profile are the artist or their team. Nothing more, and nothing less.
It means
- TAP checked that the people behind this profile are the artist or their team.
- Apps and platforms that read the artist do not check again. They read the date it was verified.
- The name and the handle are locked from then on. A change goes past TAP first.
It does not mean
- That the bio is true, or that the pages are complete.
- That the artist is popular, signed, or booked.
- That the person at the door is who they say they are. That is what the passport is for.
- Claim a handle Free. The artist works without being verified.
- Request verification From Verification in the artist, once your account has a verified phone number.
- We check the claim Verified, every page and every app says TAP checked that the people behind this profile are the artist or their team, with the date.
Side by side.
What each place does with the same bio, photo and contacts.
| A PDF at the agency | A link-in-bio tool | A website builder | TAP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One profile | One copy per mailbox | Its own copy | Its own copy | Yes |
| Verified | No | No | No | Verified, once we checked |
| Apps read it | By hand | No | No | Over the API |
| Own domain | No | On a plan | Yes | Yes |
| Free for artists | Yes | On a plan | On a plan | Yes |
| Your team edits | The agency does | One shared sign-in | One shared sign-in | A role each |
| Every change logged | No | No | No | Who, what, when |
The address of the artist. Nobody else can take it while your artist holds it. Change it and the old one keeps redirecting.
The website on your own domain. Point it at TAP and it serves your website. Point it away and it serves whatever you put there next.
Take a copy, or delete the account. Download everything we hold about you as a zip, whenever you want. Delete the account from the same page and you get 7 days to stop it, then your personal data goes.
Asked often.
Short answers. The long ones are in the docs.
Free for artists.
The handle, the pages, your team and verification. No card, no plan, no watermark. Building something that reads artists? How partners use TAP.