Destinations are the front stage: the platforms your stream also plays on. A BackstagePass-only stream is a real stream — connect platforms when you want the bigger front stage. The roster lives at Studio → Destinations.
- Your room — the one destination that needs no connection and can't ban you.
- A connected feed leads with what was actually observed, and when — never a bare verdict.
- The unconnected shelf, grouped by connect depth: one tap, paste a key once, or a fresh key each show.
Three ways a platform connects
- One tap — YouTube signs in with its own account screen and stays connected.
- Paste a key once — X, LinkedIn and custom RTMP issue a stream key that keeps working. Paste it once; the row remembers where the platform keeps it. Custom RTMP is also the way to any platform that isn't on the list — it takes a plain address and key, whoever mints them.
- A fresh key each show — Instagram, TikTok and Facebook mint credentials per broadcast on their own go-live screens. The composer asks for today's paste right where you arm the feed; without it, that destination is skipped loudly rather than armed dead.
Every platform row links its own setup guide, written from that platform's screens. Pasting a key is the industry norm — most platforms offer no other way in, for us or anyone.
“Proven” means proven
A feed is only called proven after a show has actually gone out through it. The Sound Check verifies what can be checked before a show — a sign-in by a real round trip, a pasted address by its shape — and says plainly what can't.
Zoom and OBS
External encoders don't connect here. When your show's ingest takes an encoder, the control room shows the address and key to point Zoom (Settings → Live Streaming → Custom) or OBS (Settings → Stream) at, and the sound check lights up when the signal lands. Where the media plane's ingest is the room itself, the control room says so instead of showing a field you'd paste nothing into.
Your website is a front stage too
The destinations screen carries one iframe snippet. Paste it into your site once: it shows the room live, the next show when you're dark, and the latest encore in between — and every viewer is one tap from the room.
Webhooks
When the moment happens, your own stack can hear it — your site, your community bot, anything with a URL. One signed POST per moment, retried until it lands, with the signature documented on the screen. No fan's name or number ever rides a payload. An endpoint that fails repeatedly pauses itself and says so; turning it back on is one tap.