Platform Overview

CamPanther is built for running a cam business. The core is the web dashboard (the app you're reading this in), which covers scheduling, automatic stream-time tracking, earnings entry, payouts, model performance analytics, team chat, support tickets, and studio admin.

It works for two kinds of accounts:

• A studio — an owner with a team of operators, trainers, models, accountants, and assistants.
• A solo creator — one person who is both the owner and the only model.

• Stream Time automatically tracks how long each model is online across cam platforms and removes overlap so a model live on two sites at once is counted once.
• Accounting records earnings per completed shift, converts tokens to USD, and splits model, operator, and trainer pay.
• Payouts calculates what each person and the studio is owed and tracks who's been paid.
• Schedule is a weekly shift calendar with shift requests, time-off requests, and approvals.
• Model Insights gives per-model charts and an AI performance score (0–100) with recommendations.
• Model Lookup, Member Lookup, and Member Alerts research cam-site models and members from public data and send Telegram alerts when a high-spending member enters a room.
• Chat, News, Support, Reports, Studio Rules, and Knowledge Base keep the team communicating and onboarded.

What you see depends on your role. A model only ever sees her own data, while owners and admins see everything.

CamPanther never logs into your cam-site accounts and never asks for cam-site passwords. Stream status is read from publicly available data and refreshes roughly every 15 minutes.

Because token earnings aren't public, earnings are entered by hand in Accounting after each shift — only your platform dashboards know the exact token counts. Likewise, the tipping figures in the lookup tools reflect public tips only; private, group, and anonymous tips aren't counted.

Pages and actions are scoped to your role. Some sections are limited to owners and admins — for example Stream Time and Rooms, and the Integrations tabs — while operators, trainers, models, accountants, and assistants each see the parts relevant to their job. If a page isn't part of your role, it simply doesn't appear in your sidebar.