Prepare an input base
Parsers
Required input
Channel, chat or list
What appears after launch
Collected records and launch state
Important constraint
Source access and Telegram rules
Telegram tools in one web panel
The panel is for account managers, marketers, channel owners and small teams. Add accounts and proxies, prepare input data, launch jobs, and review their state and results.
Registration leads to one verification step.
Assign a proxy before the first Telegram action if one is required.
Collect permitted channel, chat or list data into an input base.
Every launch uses an explicit base or another target.
Follow state, per-target records, errors and limits.
Check the input and constraints before launching, not just the module name.
Parsers
Required input
Channel, chat or list
What appears after launch
Collected records and launch state
Important constraint
Source access and Telegram rules
Mailing
Required input
Prepared base and text
What appears after launch
Progress and result per target
Important constraint
Permissions, recipient settings and limits
Inviting
Required input
Base and available group
What appears after launch
Result for every target
Important constraint
Account permissions, group rules and FloodWait
Jobs and statistics
Required input
A launched job
What appears after launch
State, errors and results
Important constraint
The outcome depends on Telegram's response
Send messages to a prepared input base.
Base and message text.
Add users to available groups.
Base and available group.
Collect permitted data for an input base.
Channel, chat or list.
Planned activity for added accounts.
Accounts and activity settings.
View available content through selected accounts.
Targets and accounts.
Add reactions to selected posts.
Posts and accounts.
Prepare and publish comments in configured sources.
Sources and text settings.
Handle incoming messages using configured settings.
Chats and text settings.
Submit substantiated reports with a selected reason.
Target and report reason.
Add and review the state of Telegram accounts.
Account and session.
Group accounts for selection in a launch.
Added accounts.
Add and assign routes to accounts.
Proxy and account.
Review launch history and results.
Saved jobs.
Configure repeatable launch scenarios.
Module, input and schedule.
After launch, the job state, processed targets, errors and limits are visible. Cancellation or pause does not become a successful result.
Support, status, terms and privacy links are in the footer. Unverified entity details and contacts are not added.
It is a web panel for preparing Telegram accounts, proxies and inputs, then launching available jobs.
Account managers, marketers, channel owners and small teams that need to see the state of launches.
No. The panel works with added Telegram accounts and their sessions; a bot is not required to start.
Create an account, then add a Telegram account, session and proxy if that account needs one.
In the launched job card: state, per-target records, errors and available results appear there.
The panel keeps the restriction or failure as launch state. Continue only after the available time or after permissions are fixed.
Russian, Ukrainian and English.
Create an account, complete verification and enter the panel.
Only published guides with a complete translation for this language appear here.
A practical workflow for a target base: purpose, parser, filters, proxies, sessions and honest result review.
How to participate in on-topic public discussions, keep comments distinct and assess visits honestly.
How to build messages and jobs without delivery promises, while accounting for recipient settings and Telegram restrictions.
Why there is no universal threshold and how to build a flow around Telegram's actual responses.
How to bind your own proxy to a session, verify the route and stop on an error.
How to prepare a channel, choose authorised audience sources and assess growth without fake counts or invented figures.
After registration, complete verification, then add accounts and input data and choose an available module.