My Fans FAQ

Tag the fans you chat with and find them again when you need to

Tag in chat
Pick a tag for a fan right from your Fansly messages
One list
Every fan you tagged, with your tags and your notes
Private notes
Other creators see counts, never your name or your notes

Getting started

My Fans is a list of every fan you tagged while chatting on Fansly.

You tag a fan from the chat with the SlyKiwi browser extension. Each tag says something about the fan, like Big Spender, Ghost or Time Waster. My Fans puts those tags in one place in your SlyKiwi dashboard.

For each fan you see:

  • The fan's name as Fansly showed it when you tagged them
  • Your tags on that fan
  • Your notes, if a tag has one
  • The date of your newest tag on them
  • How many other creators have tagged the same fan

My Fans is free with a SlyKiwi account. You need to be logged in to open it.

Getting started

You set it up once. After that, tagging takes one click.

Step by step:
  1. Connect your Fansly name. Add your Fansly username in your account settings. You can't tag fans without it.
  2. Install the extension. Then log in to SlyKiwi from the extension popup.
  3. Open a chat on Fansly. A tag badge shows up next to the fan's name at the top of the chat.
  4. Click the badge and pick a tag. The panel marks your tag as yours.
  5. Open My Fans. The fan is now on your list.
About the tags:
  • You pick from a fixed list. You can't type your own tag name.
  • Warning tags include Time Waster, Chargeback, Content Leaker and Scammer.
  • Good tags include Big Spender, Loyal Sub, Respectful and Pays Upfront.
  • Hover over a tag in the panel to read what it means.
  • Click the cross next to your tag to take it back.
Good to know: The extension also puts small badges next to names in your conversation list. They show how many warning and good tags each fan has.
Features

Each row is one fan. The newest tags are at the top.

Warning

Yellow tags point to a problem, like a chargeback or harassment.

Good

Green tags mark a fan worth your time.

Neutral

Grey tags are neither good nor bad, like Ghost.

Other creators

A line under the name says how many other creators tagged this fan.

  • Search by the fan's name or username.
  • Pick a tag to see only the fans who have it.
  • Tick "Show tags I took back" to see old tags. They appear crossed out.
  • The table shows the 200 fans you tagged most recently. Search for a name to reach older ones.
  • Click "Download CSV" to get your list as a file. It follows your search and filters and holds up to 5,000 fans.
Privacy

What we keep
  • The fan's Fansly account ID.
  • The fan's username and display name as Fansly last showed them.
  • Each tag you gave, with the date.
  • The note on a tag, if it has one.
  • Tags you took back. They are marked as taken back, not deleted. If you tag the fan again, the old tag comes back.
What other creators see
  • In the extension, how many creators gave a fan each tag.
  • Only tags that are still active count. A tag you took back drops out.
  • They never see who gave a tag. Tags are anonymous.
  • They never see your notes.
  • Only logged-in SlyKiwi users see these counts.

The same rules work the other way. On My Fans you see your own tags and notes. For other creators you only see a number. You never see their names or their notes. The CSV download holds only your own tags and notes.

Tags come from a fixed list on purpose, so no one can write free text about a fan for other creators to read.
Troubleshooting

These are the usual causes:

Can't tag in the extension:
  • "Link your Fansly account to tag fans" means your Fansly name is missing. Add it in your account settings.
  • If the panel asks you to log in, log in to SlyKiwi from the extension popup.
  • "Daily fan tag limit reached" means you added 30 new tags today. Try again tomorrow. Tagging a fan again with a tag you took back doesn't count.
  • A "?" on the badge means the tags didn't load. Reload the Fansly page.
My Fans looks wrong:
  • "Tell us your Fansly name" means you need to add it in your account settings first.
  • "You have not tagged anyone yet" means no tags reached us. Tag a fan in the extension first.
  • "No fan of yours matches that" means your search or tag filter is too narrow. Clear it.
  • If every tag you gave was taken back, tick "Show tags I took back" to see them.
Still stuck? Write to [email protected] with your Fansly username and a screenshot.
Best practices

  • Tag a fan right after the chat, while you still remember how it went.
  • Check the badge before you send a custom. Warning counts from other creators can save you a chargeback.
  • Filter by a good tag like Big Spender to find fans worth a message.
  • Take a tag back when it stops being true. It then drops out of what other creators see.
  • Download the CSV now and then if you want your own copy.
Be fair: Other creators see your tags as counts. Only tag what really happened in your chats.

Ready to tag your fans?

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