@MissRose_bot
Bots covering the actual admin job: moderation, entry captcha, audience analytics, scheduled posting, reader feedback, crossposting, contests and comments.
Running a channel or a group chat well means stitching together several separate bots, since no single one does everything. This toolkit picks one or two strong options per job: MissRose_bot and GroupButler_bot handle day-to-day moderation and welcome rules; shieldy_bot stops spam accounts at the door with a captcha; tg_analytics_bot reports on your own audience rather than just public numbers.
ControllerBot and telepostbot schedule posts so you're not publishing manually at odd hours; LivegramBot turns reader messages into a private inbox; AximoBot pulls in content from other platforms automatically; randomized and BestRandom_bot run fair giveaways; discussbot adds a real comment thread under every post.
The most-used free group manager on Telegram, with warnings, mutes, bans and welcome captcha built in — 2.3 million monthly users.
A standalone captcha bot for the entry point alone, open source, no bundled moderation to configure.
Add it as admin to your own channel for deeper audience numbers than the public TGStat lookup gives.
Schedules posts with inline and reaction buttons and shows channel stats, free core with paid add-ons.
A full browser control panel for drafts, scheduled posts and a visual editor — 644 thousand monthly users.
Sets up your own private feedback inbox in two minutes, so readers message you without seeing your personal account.
Pulls posts from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and RSS automatically into your channel, instead of manual reposting.
The most-used contest bot on Telegram, with automatic subscription checks so winners are picked fairly.
Runs a giveaway start to finish with no manual step, publishing results automatically.
A long-running rules-and-welcome bot with anti-flood and custom triggers for a group's specific norms.
Adds a real comment thread under every channel post, with notifications for admins to moderate replies.
MissRose_bot is the most widely used option, with 2.3 million monthly users: warnings, mutes, bans, word filters and welcome messages with captcha, in dozens of languages.
Add a dedicated captcha bot like shieldy_bot, which challenges new members with a button, a math question or a question you set before they can post.
Yes — ControllerBot and telepostbot both let you queue up posts with buttons and formatting ahead of time, so you're not publishing manually at odd hours.
