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Settings

Settings is where you manage your public artist profile and your node configuration. It's a long page — here's each section, top to bottom.

📷 Screenshot needed: the Settings page.

Artist Profile​

Your public identity on the network.

  • Display Name — how your name appears to fans (e.g. "The Clash"). It doesn't have to be unique.
  • Namespace — your unique ID on the network, used for discovery and in URLs. Lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only. This is the handle you share with listeners.
    • Your namespace is claimed on the network when you save. Once it's claimed and confirmed, it's permanent and can't be changed — so choose carefully.
    • If another node already holds the name you want, you'll be told, and you can pick a different one. (Your display name is separate and always stays yours.)
  • Artist Avatar — upload a profile image (up to 5 MB), or remove it.
  • Bio — tell fans about yourself.
  • Social Links — website, Twitter, and Instagram URLs.

Choose Save Profile to save your details and claim your namespace.

tip

New here? A short onboarding checklist at the top of Settings walks you through the essentials — display name and namespace (required), plus bio and avatar (optional).

Node Information​

A read-only view of your server's health on the network, refreshed automatically:

  • Network status — connected, or still connecting to peers
  • Peer ID — your node's unique network identity (copyable)
  • Domain — the address your node is served at
  • Connected Peers, DHT status, and routing table size

Handy for confirming your server is online and discoverable.

Blockchain Network​

The chain your Fan Club, Storefront, and Treasury contracts deploy to. You choose it on first login, and you can change it here — until your first contract is deployed. After that, the chain is locked (permanent), because your contracts live on it.

Switching chains restarts your node to apply the change.

Blockchain RPC Endpoints​

Advanced. This is where your node reads on-chain activity (fan club mints, shop purchases). Your node keeps an ordered list of RPC endpoints — built-in public ones plus any you add — and uses the highest-priority working one, falling back down the list if one fails.

You can reorder, enable or disable, test, and add or remove your own endpoints. Changes apply live, with no restart. Most artists never need to touch this — the built-in endpoints work out of the box.

Software Updates​

  • See your current version and build time, and get an Update Available banner when a new release is out (with a link to the changelog).
  • Update preferences:
    • Auto-update — update automatically via Watchtower (if you enabled it during install)
    • Notify only — just tell you when an update is available
    • Disabled — don't check for updates
  • When an update is ready, the app shows the exact commands to run on your server: 
    docker compose pull station
    docker compose up -d station
    Your data and settings are preserved through the update.

Fan Access​

Set the maximum number of devices a single fan can be signed in on at once. If a fan signs in on a new device beyond the limit, their oldest session is signed out automatically. Pick a value within the allowed range and Save.