Your bot replies while you are busy
Then, as the need grows — requests, booking, payments and segment broadcasts, in the same workspace and on the same contact base. The rung changes, moving does not.
One click, no password and no form. Signing in gives you a TG.ME account and puts you in the early access queue.
Where are you starting
One product, several ways in. The workspace and the contact base stay the same as the task grows.
Auto replies
Direct messages and comments are full of the same questions. The bot answers for you and hands the hard ones to a human.
2I take requests and paymentsRequests, booking, payments
Right now a request takes four messages by hand. The bot asks the questions in order and files the answers into a card.
3I run a fleet of botsFleets and agencies
Dozens of bots, a shared base, a source report and one scenario rolled out to all of them at once.
The bot answers for you and hands the hard ones over
Live todayThe first and most common job: the same questions arrive in the bot's chat and in the comments, and answering them eats a day. The bot answers on its own — through the commands you set up, and with one catch-all reply to anything it does not recognise. Or, if you switch modes, every message reaches you as a numbered ticket.
- An answer to a common question — by a command you set up, or the catch-all reply to anything the bot did not recognise.
- A ticket instead of a lost message: whatever went unanswered gets a number. Reply to it and the person receives your answer in the bot.
- A greeting in the reader's own language, written separately for each one.
- Join requests to a private channel are approved automatically, with a delay and a welcome message.
Not a promise: the engine runs in production on a platform that currently holds more than two hundred bots. Auto reply in Telegram Business, for comparison, needs a Premium subscription and works only in personal chats — the bot works without Premium and in channel comments too.
Requests, booking and beyond
Early access- Create or connect a bot. If you do not have one yet, we will help you make it in a minute. If you do, it connects by token and the subscribers you already have stay where they are.
- Say what to answer. It starts with answers to common questions. When you need more, those same answers become steps of a scenario: a question, a condition, a pause.
- Share the link. Every link to the bot can carry a source tag — then the workspace shows where a person came from and what they did next.
You can see which ad each person came from
Live todayThe link to the bot carries a tag, and the tag stays with the person: for everyone in the base you can see which link they came through and whether they are still active. So what gets counted is not just the click, but who among the arrivals stayed.
- How many people came through a given link — each link separately, broken down by day.
- Which ad a particular subscriber came from: the tag is applied automatically.
- Who of them reached the action that matters: the audience is built from the event, not from the click.
- A broadcast to that audience — with progress, a stop button and blocked users filtered out.
Hundreds of bots in one workspace
The platform was built for a fleet from the start, not for a single bot: one contact base, end-to-end statistics and team roles. How many bots one account may run will be announced together with the plans — for now we set no ceiling.
You can start from a ready one
The short answers
Do I need to know how to code?
What works already and what is in progress?
I already have a bot. Do I start over?
What will it cost?
How does signing in work and why does it matter now?
Telegram chatbot and mini app builder
Early access. We take a limited number of teams: we help you create or move a bot, listen to what is missing, and open new blocks to you first.
Sign in with TelegramThe same account as on tg.me. There is no password and there will not be one: Telegram already holds a verified identity, and we do not create a second one.
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