Overview - Self-host with Your Own Social Key
Connect social channels to OpenQuok — OAuth apps or a personal API key, backend env, and dashboard settings.
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Overview
Self-host only
These guides are for self-hosters who run OpenQuok themselves and register their own social developer apps. On OpenQuok Cloud, those apps are already configured — you only connect your account.
OpenQuok connects social channels through the backend integration layer: organization-scoped channels, optional programmatic APIs authenticated with a workspace opo_ token, and one of two connect families.
Most channels use OAuth. You apply for developer app , set redirect URIs, request API acess and store client IDs and secrets in backend environment. Some channels ( eg. Dev.to) use a personal API key the user pastes in Add Channel. See Public API authentication for token setup.Danger
Never commit THREADS_APP_SECRET or other provider secrets. Use backend/.env.development.local (or your host’s secret store in production).
Guides
Meta Threads
Connect Threads so you can schedule posts from OpenQuok
Instagram
Connect Instagram Business or Standalone and start posting
Facebook Page
Link a Facebook Page and publish from your workspace
YouTube
Connect a YouTube channel and schedule video uploads
TikTok
Connect TikTok and schedule content to your account
LinkedIn
Connect your personal LinkedIn profile for posts and documents
LinkedIn Page
Connect a Company Page to post and view page insights
X
Connect X (Twitter) so you can schedule posts
Dev.to
Connect with a personal API key and schedule markdown articles
Bluesky
Connect with an app password and schedule text, media, and follow-up replies
Adding a provider
How to add a new social channel as a contributor