Yes, but how you do it depends on which visitors you mean. BuddyPress splits into two separate problems here: redirecting people based on role after they log in or out, and redirecting people who aren’t logged in at all. The first has a ready plugin; the second is a small code snippet.
Role-Based Redirects: BuddyPress Redirect
BuddyPress Redirect handles login and logout redirects through the admin dashboard, no code required. Send members to their personal profile, their personal activity stream, sitewide activity, or a custom URL, configurable per user role, so admins and regular members can land somewhere different after logging in.
Free, still updated (v2.2.0, updated within the last few months), requires BuddyPress to be active.
Redirecting Non-Logged-In Visitors
This one isn’t covered by a settings screen, it’s a small snippet in your theme’s functions.php or a custom plugin, using the bp_template_redirect hook:
function custom_non_loggedin_redirect() {
if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
bp_core_redirect( 'https://example.com/redirect-page' );
}
}
add_action( 'bp_template_redirect', 'custom_non_loggedin_redirect' );Replace the URL with wherever you want non-logged-in visitors sent, a login page, a landing page, whatever fits your site.
If you’re not comfortable editing theme files directly, a code-snippets plugin (WPCode, Code Snippets) lets you add this safely without touching functions.php, and without losing the change on a theme update.