New: AI agents
Your whole fan platform, run by an AI agent
FANDEMiQ now has a full MCP stack. Everything you can do in the Manager, from setting up an event to emailing fans their FanMoments, is open to the AI agent you choose. Ask it in a chat, or let it run Saturday’s event while you sleep.
Three ways in
Chat with it, hand it the keys, or plug in your own systems
Ask an agent
Connect Claude (claude.ai, the desktop app or Claude Code) or another agent that supports MCP, such as Codex. Ask about your fans, plan from a brief, set up walls and FanMoments. Anything fan-facing comes back to you as an approval link.
Connect ClaudeLet it run hands-free
For agents that work on a schedule. Turn on hands-free for an account and the agent stops waiting for clicks: it can spin up an event from a template, take it live, send fans their content and take it down afterwards.
Ask us to switch it onPlug in your own systems
A nightly sync or your CRM can call the Manager with a server key instead of a person signing in. One account, the permissions you tick, every call logged. Keys always wait for approval on anything fan-facing.
Talk to usThe whole account
Not a chatbot bolted on. The full Manager.
Dedicated tools cover the everyday jobs. For everything else, the agent can search the Manager’s full API, read what each action does and call it, under the same rules as you.
Events and templates
Create events from your templates, make them live, change them mid-event and close them down.
Questions and campaigns
Set the questions you ask fans and the campaigns that run at each event.
FanMoments
Build a branded scene, preview it in the chat, then switch it on.
Fan walls, stories and films
Lay out walls, publish them, and start films and stories.
Fan emails
Send fans their FanMoments, stories and personal walls.
Brand and app skin
Read a brand off a website, draw images in your colours and write wording in your tone.
Stats and reports
Uploads, answers and Florence’s insights, plus reports on a schedule.
AV hand-off
Create the links your AV team uses to put fans on the big screen.
A matchday, hands-free
What an agent can do while you’re at the game
An example on an account with hands-free switched on.
Creates Saturday’s event from your matchday template, with this week’s sponsor banner pulled in from a link.
Gates open. Takes the event live and switches on the sponsor FanMoment, with a cap on paid pictures.
Final whistle. Publishes the fan wall and emails every fan their FanMoment.
Closes the event and schedules Monday’s report to your inbox.
Guardrails
Powerful by design. Fenced in by default.
Your login, your permissions
An agent signs in as you, with two-factor, and only to the accounts you pick. It can never do more than your own login can.
You choose the scope
Read, set things up, publish and send, or administer. Tick only what the job needs.
Approval is the default
Anything that reaches fans or costs money waits for a person, with a summary written by FANDEMiQ, not by the AI.
Hands-free is opt-in
It is off on every account until FANDEMiQ switches it on at your request. An agent cannot turn it on for itself.
Spend has a ceiling
AI work comes out of a monthly AI budget only FANDEMiQ can raise. An Enhanced FanMoment with no cap on paid pictures always waits for a person.
Every action recorded
What an agent does is recorded, including what ran without approval. Server key calls are listed in the Manager.
Fans' contact details stay hidden
Email addresses and phone numbers stay hidden unless you grant publish and send.
Off in one click
Disconnect an app or revoke a key and it stops at once, even mid-task.
A straight answer on hands-free: with it on, nobody sees a fan email or a live change before it happens. An agent that reads something misleading, such as a web page, a PDF or a fan’s answer, could act on it. Use hands-free for routine, templated work and keep approvals on for everything else.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Put an agent on your next event
See it running on a real account, or connect Claude now if you are already a customer.