OutsideLLMS · Aug 02 2026 · San Francisco
Stub3 is an AI-powered fan intelligence platform that gives festival operators their first direct data layer — turning real-world attendance into verifiable loyalty profiles, powered by blockchain.
1 scan
to a verified fan profile
0
wallets or apps to install
100%
first-party, consented data
4 tiers
of provable loyalty
Royalty plumbing on autopilot
Every scanned collectible is tied to a setlist. Stub3 resolves each song to its ISWC and songwriter IPI codes, then models per-song payouts from verified attendance — admin work artists never have to touch again.
A gate that gives something back
Fans scan one QR, drop an email, and hold a free on-chain collectible in seconds — no wallet, no app install. Operators watch scans, mint status and points land on a live ops dashboard in real time.
Loyalty you can actually prove
Attendance compounds into Bronze → Silver → Gold → Platinum tiers. Artists can target the 40 people who showed up three years running instead of renting a follower count.
The first-party data layer
Layer 01
QR at the gate, at the merch tent, at the meet-and-greet. Email in, collectible out. Works offline and syncs when signal returns.
Layer 02
The mint is the receipt. An on-chain proof-of-attendance token, confirmed by webhook, that cannot be bought, botted, or scalped after the fact.
Layer 03
Attendances roll into a fan record: festivals, artists, points, tier, geography. A first-party data layer operators have never owned before.
Layer 04
AI reads the profiles and answers the questions that matter: who returns, who travels, which artists convert casuals into superfans, where to route the next tour.
A ticket proves someone paid. A scan proves someone showed up. Stub3 mints that moment as a free, email-claimed collectible so presence becomes a portable, tamper-proof credential the fan owns — and the operator can finally see.
No resale market to game, no follower count to buy. Just a verifiable record of who was actually in the field when the sun went down.
Stub3 brings the attendance data. You bring the model. Let's see what a festival knows about its own fans when the crowd finally has a memory.