Edit Stany standup questions
Change, add, reorder or delete the questions of a Stany standup for Slack, and choose open-ended, blocker or mood check questions.
Each Stany standup has its own list of questions, and admins edit them from the standup's form on the web dashboard. A new standup starts with four questions: a mood check, what you accomplished, what you're working on next, and a blocker question.
Default questions#
A new standup starts with four required questions:
| Question | Type |
|---|---|
🚦 What's your current mood? |
Mood check |
⌛️ What did you accomplish since the last check-in? |
Open-ended |
🔮 What are you working on next? |
Open-ended |
🚫 Are there any issues blocking your progress? |
Blocker |
Step 1: Open the questions editor#
Open the standup's form: Add standup, or Edit channel settings on an existing standup (see Set up a standup). Next to Questions, click Edit.

Step 2: Edit the questions#
In the Edit questions window, for each question:
- type the text under
Write your question, - pick a
Question type:Open-ended,BlockerorMood check, - tick or untick
Make this question required.
Click Add question to add one. Drag a question by its handle to reorder it. To delete a question, click Delete question N next to it and confirm with Delete.

Limits#
- A standup can have only one
Blockerquestion and oneMood checkquestion. Once used, the type shows "(already used)". - A standup needs at least one question, so you can't delete the last one.
- Empty questions are removed when you save.
- In Slack,
Mood checkandBlockerquestions always need an answer, even ifMake this question requiredis unticked. The setting applies to them only on the web dashboard.
Step 3: Save#
Click Submit in the Edit questions window, then Save (or Submit for a new standup) in the standup's form. The new questions apply from the next standup.
How question types show up#
- Open-ended: a free-text answer.
- Blocker:
Not Blocked ✅orBlocked 🚫, with a required description when blocked. Blockers are counted in the channel summary and tagged in the history. - Mood check: a scale from
😩 Very badto😃 Great. The channel summary shows the team's mood.