EverHoot
Group moderation

A moderator that explains itself

An entry check, flood control, a newcomer sandbox and filters that survive tricks with lookalike letters. Every decision is written down — and one tap undoes it.

Add to a group

Entry check

A button or a small maths problem before the first message. Bots stop at the door instead of flooding the chat.

Flood control and sandbox

Frequency limits catch what content filters miss; newcomers spend their first hours without links, media or forwards.

Tricks do not work

Lookalike letters are folded back, zero-width characters stripped, word endings matched — “казиноо” and “kаzino” land in the same filter.

An explainable ban

The log says what was deleted, why and by which rule. “Not spam” undoes the decision and teaches the filter; “block everywhere” applies across your groups and personas.

Quiet hours

The bot stops talking at night while moderation keeps working — counted in the owner’s time zone, including intervals across midnight.

Posts, not only rules

A group can be published to on schedule, with repeats, media and buttons — announcements and digests live in the same feed as channel posts.

Greetings and auto-replies

A welcome with the newcomer’s name, keyword answers with a cooldown, media attached where a picture explains faster than text.

EverHoot in your group

⚠️ Ivan, banned word “казино” — message deleted (warning 1/3)

The notice deletes itself in 30 seconds

FAQ

What rights does the bot need?

Administrator with “Delete messages” and “Ban users”, and privacy mode off. Without them the bot does not see messages at all — that is reason number one why moderation bots “do not work”.

Will it ban a real person by mistake?

The default is “log only”: nothing is deleted until you decide. When a decision does look wrong, the log explains it and undoes it in one tap.

Does a ban carry over between my groups?

If you turn on shared reputation — yes, and it also blocks the person from writing through your incognito links.