Posting time slots
Per-channel usual posting times in OpenQuok — a convenience for scheduling suggestions, not a hard limit on when you can publish.
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What they are
Each channel has its own time slots — the hours you usually post on that network. LinkedIn might be 9:00, Instagram 18:00, and so on.
Slots are a convenience, not a lock. You can still pick any date and time in the post editor.
Open the editor
On Home or the calendar, open a channel’s menu and click Edit time slots. The modal title is Time table slots.
Add, remove, and save
Choose an hour and minutes, click Add, and repeat until Scheduled times lists every slot you want. Click Save changes when you are done.
OpenQuok requires at least one slot per channel. Removing the last one is blocked. When you remove a slot from the list, a confirm dialog appears first.
What changes when you save
Saved slots feed the next suggested schedule time when you compose a new post. The editor asks for a workspace-wide suggestion before you pick channels — it merges slots from every channel and returns the earliest free time.
Automations and the public API use the same logic. See Find slot: call GET /public/posts/find-slot for a workspace-wide suggestion, or add a channel UUID in the path when you already know the target channel and want only that channel’s slots.
Note
Time slots do not change how the calendar grid is drawn. The calendar stays a full 24-hour view; slots only influence schedule-time suggestions.
New channels
When you connect a channel, OpenQuok starts with three default times — roughly morning, afternoon, and evening in your workspace timezone. Adjust them per channel anytime.
Timezone
Slot labels follow Timezone under Settings — the workspace posting timezone described in Tour the app. That setting can differ from your laptop clock. Teammates who use a different Settings timezone may see different labels for the same stored slots.