Group Help: Moderator for Your Group

Your group has grown to a few hundred people, and you can no longer keep up with deleting spam. Newcomers ask the same questions, and someone regularly swears. Group Help takes the moderation routine on itself. 🛡️

The bot calls itself an official clone of a well known group management bot. It is made for admins, not for ordinary members.

What the bot handles

The main direction is moderation automation, member management and flexible group settings. You set rules once, and then the bot keeps order.

Among the features reviews mention are welcome messages with media and buttons, a tiered warning system and activity analytics.

• Welcome. A newcomer sees the rules and buttons right after joining.
• Warnings. A violator is first warned, then punished.
• Analytics. You can see how alive the group is.

Connect it in three steps

1. Add the bot to your supergroup.
2. Make it an admin, otherwise it cannot delete messages.
3. Open settings with /settings and choose what you need.

The /start command launches the bot, and /help lists all commands with explanations. Begin with them before enabling complex rules. ⚙️

Building the rules

Good moderation starts with clear rules. Write them briefly and pin them in the group. The bot will apply what you set up, and people will know why they get warnings.

Do not turn everything on at once. Start with spam and link control, then add the welcome, and only then the punishments. That way you see what actually works.

Strict but not harsh

Rules that are too strict scare off real people. If the bot bans for any word, members leave.

It is better to use a ladder: warning, restriction, ban. Mistakes then happen less often, and a violator gets a chance to improve. Once a week, look at the log and check for false positives. 🔍

About admin rights

You give a group managing bot serious permissions. Grant only the needed ones: deleting messages and restricting members, but not full access to everything.

Add only the bot from the official list and do not follow foreign links from private messages. Scammers often pose as helpers and ask for admin rights. ⚠️

Who it suits

Admins of communities, interest chats, study groups and customer chats. The bot has about 94 thousand monthly active users, so there are many ready tips for setting it up online.