Everything the bot can do today
No roadmap items and no “coming soon” — only what already runs in production. If something is missing here, it is missing from the product.
Publishing
A scheduler for channels and groups: one feed, a calendar and repeats that survive daylight saving.
One feed for everything
Posts from every channel and group in a single list, nearest first, with a month calendar next to it.
Scheduling and repeats
Now, draft, at a time, weekly, by days of the month or every N days — in your profile’s time zone, surviving daylight saving.
Several targets at once
One post goes to several channels and groups; each gets an independent copy, so one failure does not drag the rest down.
Media in any allowed combination
Photo, video, GIF, audio, voice, files and albums. What Telegram refuses is explained when you attach it, not after the post fails.
Long posts
Text past the limit goes out as a rich message — up to 32,768 characters with headings, tables and media inside, buttons included.
Polls and quizzes
Regular polls, quizzes with a correct answer and explanation, auto-close timers.
After publishing
Pin with an automatic unpin, silent delivery, forwarding protection, an auto-reaction, reaction buttons and auto-delete from 30 minutes to 2 days — the ceiling is Telegram’s own: a bot cannot delete a message older than 48 hours.
Suggestions from readers
Subscribers propose posts in the channel’s direct chat; you approve with one tap. A suggestion can be paid in Stars or TON — between the reader and the channel, without us.
Incognito messages
A link people write to without seeing your account. The incognito is one-way: you see who wrote, the sender does not see you.
Up to 10 personas
Separate links for submissions, questions and support — one account behind them, hidden from the sender.
Answers where you are
In the bot chat and in the app; the active chat switches with a button.
Word filters
Words you would rather not read are stopped before they reach you — inflections included.
Shared reputation
Someone banned in your group can be shut out of your links too.
Group moderation
A moderator that explains every decision and lets you undo it with one button — teaching the filter along the way.
Entry check
A button or a simple sum before the first message.
Flood control and newcomer sandbox
Rate limits, and first hours without links, media or forwards.
Filters that survive tricks
Look-alike letters are folded to plain ones, invisible characters stripped, inflections counted.
Explainable decisions
The journal says what was removed and why; “not spam” undoes it and teaches the filter.
Quiet hours and scheduled closing
At night the bot stays silent while moderation keeps working; the chat can close on schedule.
Greetings and auto-replies
A greeting with the newcomer’s name, keyword replies with a cooldown, media where a picture explains faster.
Everyday comfort
The small things that decide whether a service is pleasant to use every single day.
Write in the bot chat
Send a formatted message with media and get a short code like #A7F3 to paste into any field.
Control from the chat
A menu, a post wizard, group toggles and the support form — without opening the app.
Two languages
The interface and the bot speak Russian and English; switching is one tap in the profile.
Support in two steps
The app tab and the /support command lead to the same place; the answer arrives in the chat.
Your data stays yours
Account deletion with /delete: 90 days to change your mind, then the profile is erased for good.
Notifications under control
They arrive batched instead of one ping per message. The owner sees who wrote and the first lines; the sender sees only the persona. Both kinds switch off in the profile.
All of it is free, inside Telegram
Nothing to install. Missing something you need — write tosupport@everhoot.com or send/support in the bot chat: we read everything.