Destination Group

What is it?

A destination group is a saved bundle of destinations that can be switched on with one tap. Instead of toggling platforms one by one before every show, the creator names a combination once — and reuses it forever.

Practical example

A creator runs two different shows:

• "Weekly Podcast" group → YouTube + Spotify Live + Facebook
• "Gaming Nights" group → Twitch + Kick + YouTube

On Tuesday they pick the Podcast group, press Go Live, and the right three platforms light up. On Friday they pick Gaming Nights. No checkbox hunting, no "oops, forgot to turn off Twitch during the podcast."

Key things to know (non-technical)

• It's a pure convenience/workflow feature — but for creators streaming several times a week, it's the difference between a smooth ritual and a pre-show checklist of mistakes.
• Groups map naturally to shows or audiences ("my English audience" vs "my Persian audience" can be separate groups).
• Common in mature multistreaming tools; its absence is felt immediately by power users.
• Pairs well with per-destination settings: a group can remember not just where, but how each platform is configured.

In Tupic Live

Destination groups let Tupic Live creators treat each show like a TV program with its own channel lineup — pick the show, and the right platforms, titles, and settings come with it.