See which saved lists a fan belongs to
While chatting with a fan, see at a glance which saved segments — "whale," "expired," or anything else you've built — they currently match.
Who this is for: team members (chatters), for context while a thread is open.
A small 📋 Segments chip row sits in the chat's fan context panel, showing up to three saved
segment names the fan currently belongs to, plus a +N for the rest. This is read-only —
membership is computed live, on demand, for this one fan; it doesn't materialize or cache a
segment's whole member list just to answer "is this fan in it."
curl "https://app.tease.link/api/admin/fans/FAN_ID/segments" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TEASE_API_KEY"{ "items": [{ "id": 12, "name": "Whales" }, { "id": 19, "name": "Expired 30d+" }] }A broken saved filter just goes quiet
If a segment's saved rule was hand-edited into something invalid, that one segment is skipped — its chip simply doesn't appear — rather than breaking the whole panel. Same for a network failure: no chips, not an error the chatter has to dismiss mid-conversation.
Creating or editing the segments themselves
This chip row only reads segment membership. Building or editing the underlying saved segments — the filter rules behind "Whales" or "Expired 30d+" — is a Broadcasts-area screen, not this one; see the Broadcasts documentation for that.
What's next
- Fan profile & signals — how a dynamic segment's filter rule actually resolves.
- Open a fan's card
Rename, discount, or restrict a fan on OnlyFans
Push a display-name change, a time-boxed subscription discount, or a restriction to OnlyFans directly, once the feature is enabled for your account.
Run a DM-history scan to attribute organic fans
Fire a one-click, ban-safe sweep that reads fans' DM histories and infers their source, country, and a sales portrait — without re-clicking.