Run your roster from Telegram
Teams already live in Telegram — so the stats, alerts and controls come to them. A bot scoped to your own creators lets anyone in the group check performance and act on it with a command, without opening a dashboard.
Bring the dashboard to where the team works
Most creator teams don’t start their day in an analytics tool — they start it in a Telegram group. The bot meets them there:
- Stats on demandAsk for a creator’s numbers and get them back in the chat — no login, no context-switch.
- Alerts that landWhen something needs attention, the notice arrives in the group the team is already watching, so it actually gets seen and acted on.
- Act, don’t just readDrive the funnel from the group with a command, turning a check-in into a decision on the spot.
What the group can do
The bot grows command by command around what teams actually ask for. The staples:
Scoped hard to your creators
Each group only answers for the creators it’s allowed to see. A team can use the bot freely with zero chance of touching — or revealing — anyone else’s data.
That scoping is what makes it safe to hand a bot to a whole team instead of guarding dashboard logins.
Two sides of the same app
The Telegram funnel handles acquisition — attributing fans who arrive through chat. The bot handles operation — running the creators day to day. Between them, Telegram becomes both a growth channel and a control room.
- Attributes chat fansties them back to the ad
- Feeds Metareal conversions, server-side
- Stats & alertsin the group, on demand
- Acts on the funnela command, not a dashboard
Questions
What does the bot actually do?
It brings the parts of the platform you check most into Telegram: pull a creator’s stats on demand, receive alerts when something needs attention, and act on the funnel — all with a command in the group, without opening a dashboard. It grows command by command around what teams actually ask for.
How is it kept to my creators only?
Each group is hard-scoped to a specific owner’s creators. The bot only answers for the creators that group is allowed to see, so a team can use it freely without any risk of touching or revealing anyone else’s data.
Why a group bot instead of just the dashboard?
Because teams already run their day in Telegram. A quick “stats for X” in the group beats everyone logging into a dashboard, and alerts land where the team will actually see them — which means problems get caught and acted on faster.
Does it tie into the Telegram funnel?
It’s complementary. The Telegram funnel attributes fans who come to you through chat; the bot is the creator-side control surface for running the operation. Together they cover both sides of Telegram — acquiring fans and managing the business.
