Best time to post on Bluesky: check your own account
There is no single best time to post on Bluesky. Your followers live in their own timezones and check in at their own hours, so the useful answer comes from your own posts. Enter a public handle and this free tool shows which hours of the day your recent posts earned the most engagement.
Uses your latest ~300 original posts. Times are shown in your browser's timezone.
Bar height is the average engagement per post in that hour. Hours with fewer than 3 posts are greyed out because they are too thin to trust.
How to read the result
Engagement per post is likes plus two times reposts plus replies plus quotes, averaged over every original post you published in that hour. Replies and reposts of other people's posts are excluded, because they say little about your own audience. If your top hour rests on only a handful of posts, treat it as a hint, not a rule: try posting at that time a few more times and see whether the pattern holds.
What this free check cannot tell you
Hours of the day are only half the picture. Your audience may behave differently on weekdays and weekends, and the type of post (text, image, link or quote) and its length often matter as much as the clock. Skyprint Pro ($4, one time) adds a full day-by-hour heatmap with your three best posting slots, a format and length breakdown, your top ten posts and a CSV export of up to 4,000 posts. Want a shareable summary first? Try the free Bluesky stats card.
How the data is collected
Everything runs in your browser against Bluesky's public API. No login or password is needed, nothing is sent to us, and nothing is stored. Skyprint is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Bluesky.