Rubina keeps your group in order

Your group grew from twenty friends to a few hundred people, and suddenly the admin has no life: spam, flood, newcomers nobody greets. Rubina takes part of that load off your hands ✨

It is a group manager bot with a bit of attitude. It calls itself a "teenaged" bot and promises to run your chat fast. It has been started more than 400,000 times and grew out of a meme community.

How much does your group really talk?

Rubina's signature command is /stat. Send it in a group and the bot shows the total number of messages in that chat.

Small thing, real value. It tells you whether the group woke up after a contest, went quiet over the summer, or calmed down after a new anti flood rule. For community owners it is an easy way to track activity without outside tools 📊

Setup in two minutes

1. Open the bot and press Start to see its menu and features.
2. Add Rubina to your group from the button or the members list.
3. Make it an admin. Without admin rights it cannot delete messages or restrict troublemakers.
4. Test it with /stat right in the chat.

Which permissions to grant

A common mistake is handing a bot every right "just in case". Give it exactly what moderation needs.

• Delete messages to clear spam and flood.
• Ban users to deal with ad bots.
• Pin messages if you want the bot to pin your rules.
• Add new admins should stay reserved for real people you trust.

You can change any of this later under the group's administrator settings.

Group rules that people actually follow

A bot enforces rules, but you still have to write them. A few tips from people who run large chats:

• Keep it short. Five clear points beat a page nobody reads.
• Pin the rules so newcomers see them first.
• Warn before you ban. One friendly note often fixes things without drama.
• Watch activity. A sudden overnight spike in messages can signal a spam raid.

When something breaks

Bot silent in the group? Nine times out of ten it lost admin rights. Check its status, and if needed remove it and add it back 🔁

Rubina speaks English, so let non English speaking members know what to expect. The commands are short, which usually makes it a non issue.

Any moderation bot helps, but it does not replace a human admin. Disputes, complaints and judgment calls are still a job for a person.