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Publishing your page

Publish your page, share your handle, and let it react when you're live

Publish

A page is only public once you turn on publishing in the editor. Until then, you can keep editing privately — you’ll still see your own page in preview.

Handle

Your page lives at livehub.gg/@you, using your TikTok handle. You can also claim a custom handle from the editor, which gives you a vanity URL that points to the same page.

Status

Your page checks whether you’re live on its own — there’s nothing to flip when you start streaming. When you go live:

  • Your avatar shows a live indicator.
  • A Live block, if you’ve added one, lights up with a watch link.
Diagram of a page transitioning from offline to live, showing the avatar ring and Live block lighting up
Offline to live: the avatar picks up a ring and the Live block lights up on its own.

This check runs on demand and doesn’t require connecting a stream or running data collection.

Sub-pages

Profiles can include related sub-pages, such as records and team pages, linked from your main page.

Domains

Custom domains are planned and not yet available. When they ship, they’re expected to be a paid feature.

The goal is to let you serve your page from your own domain (for example, yourname.com) instead of the livehub.gg/@you URL. Until then, share your handle URL or a claimed custom handle.