VidogramAI: an AI helper in your chat

Need to draft an email fast, come up with a photo caption or decode an unfamiliar term? VidogramAI answers right in a Telegram chat: you type a question and get a reply. The bot profile calls it a free helper for everyday tasks. 🤖

The bot runs on a conversational neural network. It answers questions, and it can also create images and voice.

What the bot can do

The profile description is short but lists the essentials.

• Answers to questions: write in plain language, as you would to a friend.
• Images: ask for a picture from a description.
• Voice: text to speech, per the author's statement.

Details such as request limits and image quality are not described in open sources, so go by what the bot itself shows.

Two commands are enough

• /start: begins a conversation with the neural network.
• /reset: clears history and opens a fresh chat.

The second one is handy more often than you would think. The bot remembers the flow of conversation, and if you changed subject, old context can skew answers. Press /reset and ask again.

How to get a good answer

A neural network answers better when you help it. A few habits work almost every time.

1. Describe the task fully: who you are, what you need, for whom.
2. Name the format: a five-point list, a short email, a table.
3. Ask for plain words if the answer feels too complex.
4. Refine and correct: the second request is usually sharper than the first.

For pictures, describe subject, style, colors and mood. "Cat" gives a random result, while "ginger cat on a windowsill on a rainy day, watercolor" is far more precise.

Good tasks to start with

• Writing: an email draft, a greeting, a summary of a long paragraph.
• Study: an explanation of a topic, examples, a check of your own reasoning.
• Daily life: dinner ideas, a trip plan, a weekly to-do list.
• Creative work: name options, story ideas, pictures for greeting cards.

Treat the result as a draft. Read it, edit it and add your own details so the text sounds natural.

Where the network can be wrong

Language models sound confident even when they err. They can invent a fact, a date or a link to a source that does not exist.

• Health, money, legal questions: check with a professional.
• Numbers and quotes: verify with a reliable source.
• Recent events: the model may not know the latest news.

A word on privacy

Everything you write to the bot is processed by a third-party service. Do not send passwords, bank card data, passport details or private work documents. 🔐

Before you use the bot, read what its description and the project page say. If it ever offers paid features, make sure you know who owns it and what you are buying.

The link to the Vidogram app

The bot profile mentions the channel and website of the Vidogram project. The name is usually associated with an unofficial Telegram client, and the bot looks like an add-on to the project's ecosystem.

The audience is large, around 100 thousand monthly users per Telegram.